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Shane had threatened to string me up by my ankles from the ceiling of the pressroom and let the interns beat me like a piñata if I didn’t get the scoop on Dax, so I was doubly motivated. I knew he’d make good on his word, too, considering just last month he’d locked me in the archive room overnight for missing a deadline.
“You don’t know me, but I’m as stubborn as a drunk goat on a narrow bridge.” I made a face at her. “That’s the dumbest metaphor I’ve ever heard.” She pursed her lips and considered it. “How about this? I’m as stubborn as if a drunk goat and a brick wall had a baby.” “What’s with the drunk goats? You spend a lot of time around alcoholic farm animals?” She laughed again. “I mean, if you knew my boss, you’d get it.”
Suddenly exasperated, she threw her hands in the air. “Cut me some slack! This is the weirdest thing that’s ever happened to me. Which is saying something, considering I once accidentally joined a cult because they had really good tacos.” I stared at her for a beat, unsure I’d heard her right. “What?” She waved a hand in the air dismissively. “I’m obsessed with tacos. My therapist says it’s not really about tacos, it’s about unresolved childhood trauma and the tacos are just like a placeholder or something, a stand-in for my real emotional issues, which I think is just silly because anyone
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I’m also too curious to not want to know why the curse has suddenly changed to go after a woman who’s not in love.” “If that’s your roundabout way of trying to say I really am in love with you, I just don’t realize it yet, you’ve got broken front teeth in your immediate future.”
Petra gasped, “You’re so lucky I’m not a flowers-and-foreplay girl.” I growled, “And you’re lucky I’m not a man who minds sass.” “Mind it? Are you kidding me? You love it, Sunshine. Now shut your pretty mouth and make me forget I don’t like you.”