en her alarm went off, and when she glanced next

ne. By the time you see this, I'll be at work. Wishing you a fantastic day! Take care, and I'll gi

mething which looked like a video clip on her phone. The video showed Merle talking in her company, walking, and eating, it conta

meetings, preferred talking over reading, chose partying over

the recent changes in her life, she now faces the challenge

ces without drawing any attention. Even now, she yearns for those late-night p

le for her since she needs to wear heels to mimic how Merle walks. She worked on this for around fifteen minutes bef

t as she swung open the car door, ready t

nto her car

lot and parked the car. Stepping out in her classy high

r foot against the tire. She quickly glanced around to check for

g with energy, passion, and teamwork as they tackled their task

e welcome! How did you

ing to everyone, too," trying to c

work treating you? Not

d and shook th

nto her office with her assistant Fiona, right behind her carr

desk. "May I leave now?

let you know when

she said and walked

, taking in the surroundings a

out any hassle. It wasn't easy, but I did it anyway, yes." She was so

her absent-mindedness. Fiona called out aloud the

st, ready to punch Fiona for screaming her name in such a manner when she

'ma'am', but she let it go since she knew her sister had got close with ev

omposed and repl

or the sk

no pr

her. But because she wouldn't know where Merle kept her things and what exa

Fiona said, surprised that she couldn'

iced it and hande

e yo

nk y

smiles. She's not the type to be that nice to others. If she weren't acting like Merle, Fi

Merle's days are over, and once I get what I need from Brian, I'll take care of him, too. Then, I can f

ise. Could she still be alive?" The thought that Merle could still be

ssigned someone to follow Merle's car and make sure she dies in

ked up her phone and dialed his n

hat I want