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CHAPTER 72: This is the right time
Author: Son Of Neal
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“Kyler yesterday you were not at the company and you did not say anything to anyone about it.”

Kyler bent his head slowly. Like the movement itself was something he was reluctant to make.

Then he raised his eyes to Karlus.

“I apologise sir. There were some personal things I had to deal with and I did not manage my time the way I should have. It will not happen again.”

Karlus looked at him. Not the quick look of someone who had accepted the explanation and moved on. The slow kind. The kind
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