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months of research has proved beyond a shadow of a doubt that nobody is going to visit a web site with yellow and green menu bars, you're going to have to wait for an available slot, just like everybody else. He has no free time tomorrow unless you want to plan to follow him into the bathroom," Joey said in her perkiest tone, "and although you're welcome to do that if you'd like, I've been told he's not particularly receptive to new creative ideas when there's a stall door separating him and you." She pointed to the calendar. "Shall I pencil you in for Monday?" "Monday's fine," Laurie snapped, pulling herself up to her full five-feet-two and clearing her throat. "All hail Joey," she said with a sarcastic smile, "Queen of the Clerical Help." "Hey, it doesn't bother me," Joey grinned. "After all, there are no small jobs. Only," she stood up, fully five-ten in her heels. "Small employees." Laurie skulked off, and Joey sat back down at her desk. "Bitch," she whispered. The phone rang. "CCGraphics, Chris Cummings' office." *** Dawson preferred not to dwell on his flaws, but he'd be the first to admit he wasn't good at parties. He usually wound up doing what he was doing right now -- sitting on a couch somewhere, feeling like an idiot and wishing he were somewhere else. Things on this particular evening began to improve, however, when a girl actually came over and dropped down next to him. "Hi," she said. "Hi," he replied evenly. "I'm Megan," the girl said, offering her hand. He shook it. "Hi, I'm Dawson." That was easy enough, he thought to himself. "You look like you're not having any fun," Megan said, smiling not-unsympathetically as she sipped from a red plastic cup. "Oh, no, I'm just . . . I broke up with somebody, and I think it's still kind of getting me down." This sparked her interest. She leaned in and wrinkled her brow. "When did you break up?" "January," he said, not noticing the look that flashed across her face. "She was living out here, but she moved away." "How come you broke up?" Megan took a sip of her drink and crossed one leg over the other. "Oh. I'm, uh . . . " He chuckled. "I'm not sure, actually. She sort of trampled all over my heart, and I don't even know what hit me."
"What happened?" She leaned forward, hoping for gossip worthy of being repeated to her friends later. "Well, she got involved with my best friend," Dawson said simply. "And it was pretty much all downhill from there." She gasped. "Your girlfriend and your best friend? That's horrible! How long had you been going out when she slept with him?" Dawson hesitated. "Well, that's a complicated question. She and I were sort of off-andon for a while, you know, and so it's hard to say exactly how long we'd been together." "But how long had you been on when she got together with him?" "Oh. It was really a strange situation . . . she and I were actually . . . not dating when the two of them, you know, first got together." Again, a look from her that he missed entirely. "But it wasn't over, either, you know, so to me, we were still dating, in a way." Megan shifted in her seat and eyed Dawson a little differently. "You were broken up? When she got with him, she'd already broken up with you?" "Ummm . . . well, she'd broken up with me, yeah. And then she sort of wanted to get back together, and I couldn't --" "You couldn't?" She made a face. "What were you, in the space program or something? Flying off to Venus the next day?" "No, no, it just wasn't good timing. She hadn't gotten in touch with me all summer, so it wasn't like we could just pick up where we left off." He frowned a little. "It was weird, you know, because we'd been friends for a really long time, and it took a long time for us to get together in the first place." "And why was that?" He began to feel just a little trapped. "Uh, she -- she was somebody who I thought of as a friend, you know? Somebody I hung out with, but not somebody I wanted to date at that time. So I had a girlfriend, but things didn't work out well with her at all, and after that ended, Joey and I finally started going out." "Joey? That's the name of the girl you just broke up with?" "Yeah, yeah. Anyway, we were together for a while, and then we broke up, and then we got back together and then we broke up again, and that's kind of when she started dating my best friend." "Well, it doesn't sound like it had been going all that well between the two of you anyway."
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what she really wants, and you know
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Page 7 and 8: "It was weird," Jen mused. "I reall
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"You never will, either. Just anoth
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Jen's eyes widened. "It -- it doesn
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