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She had been going to the clinic, but stopped when she realized she forgot a couple things. When she reaches the door to the office, she stops and leans against the doorframe.
"So, you were what, waiting for me to leave so you could rummage through my desk?" Almost without stopping for a breath, she continues: "Not that I expect it to make any more sense to you now than before, but now you know." Her rant continues, despite any reactions he has: "If you can stop being an ass for two minutes and tell me just what the hell was going on the other night, it would be greatly appreciated. If, on the other hand, you have nothing to say, let me know now so I can start my job and housing search again. I like, I like being with you - God only knows why after all that - but I can't do this if you're going to change the game before I can even learn the rules. It's too exhausting. And it keeps me awake thinking about things I should let go, but can't. So, really, if you can't tell me what the hell was going on, let me know. Please?"
Now she's out of breath and she's not sure she has any idea what she actually said.
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