It felt like Sam had been wandering around for a while. All he knew was that the receptionist had told him to talk to Sasha. How was he supposed to know who Sasha was? It didn't occur to him that he had the golden phone with every single person there, so Sasha was just phone call away
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There was too much at risk back home for her to at least not give it all she had to get back there. Of course, the annoying part was that nothing seemed to be working for her.
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"Hey, uhh... hi! Excuse me. Are you by any chance Sasha?"
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Tilting her head, she glanced up at him, "What did they feed you growing up?"
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Had she known that the brick shithouse walking around was looking for her, she would have happily lowered her sunglasses and said hello. Unfortunately for Sam, she was clueless, which made her appreciate his ass a lot more than any researching skills he may have wanted to put to use in her company.
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He kept his eyes on the pool instead of on her and stuffed his hands in his pockets. "Uhh... hi. Sorry to interrupt, but umm... are you by any chance Sasha?"
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Her comment didn't seem to do anything for his nerves, so she adjusted her lounge chair into an upright position before patting the empty seat next to her. "Don't be shy. I'm Sasha Hoffman. It sounds like you've been looking for me." With that, she sat back and waited for him to either give in or run away. "What can I do for you, handsome?"
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He cleared his throat and sat down, blushing a little when she called him handsome. He looked away, pretending to take in the scenery, while he composed himself. Then he looked back to her so he wouldn't be rude. "Uhh, I spoke to the receptionist about getting a job. I wanna do some research on this place. She told me to see you."
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