“Ava,” Melissa said, low and sharp, “the fire marshal is coming Friday. We need a real alarm. Not your ‘vibes.’”
“See?” I whispered to Gregory. “She said bring snacks. That’s practically a tea party.”
[Sound of footsteps echoing in a tiled hallway]
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The room went quiet for a beat. Jacob looked intrigued. Barbara looked confused.
Ava didn’t look up from her phone. “So. Someone’s been tattling.”
“I haven’t watched it yet,” Gregory admitted. “I was trying to find a... a specific file format.”
“Some of us find organization relaxing,” Gregory countered, though he knew he was fighting a losing battle against the collective energy of the Abbott staff.
Gregory smiled, closing the laptop before the episode even finished.
“Mm-hmm. Someone told the district we don’t have a working fire alarm in the east wing. Which is rude , because I was using that broken alarm as a white noise machine for my afternoon naps.”
[Sound of Janine pulling a slightly smashed granola bar from her pocket]
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Ava snatched it. “Meeting adjourned.”
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