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“He pulled a pink bedazzled phone from his hoodie pocket. "Call your friend. Let him know you're here." "This is your phone?" "Lady on the bus," he answered. Her jaw dropped. "She sat two rows ahead of us." "We passed her on the way to the back row." He picked a pocket that fast? "What are you?" "That's a damn good question. Now call your friend.”

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Book:Survive By The Team
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Book:PILGRIM AT TINKER CREEK
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