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In spite of her plainness that would have made wallflowers of other women, she radiated a great sense of self-importance.
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R'bin," he said, giving up and gazing down at her. "R'bin, d'you know wadda kairos mo..." He hiccoughed. "Mo...moment is?" "A kairos moment?" she repeated, hoping against hope it was not something sexual, something that she would not be able to forget afterwards, especially as the kebab shop owner was listening in and smirking behind them. "No, I don't. Shall we go back to the office?" "You don't know whadditis?" he asked, peering at her. "..
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Robin had taken refuge in the bathroom before Matthew could realize she was hyperventilating again. Sitting on the bathroom floor, she had recourse to the technique she had learned in therapy, cognitive restructuring, which sought to identify the automatic thoughts of pursuit, pain and danger that sprang into her mind given certain triggers. He's just some idiot who works for the Sun. He wants a story, that's all. You're safe. He can't get ..
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