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Sue took a deep breath as she shut down the front desk program. She hated this part of her routine, when she had to go all the way to the basement to shut down the interfaces. Tonight the bar had closed later than usual, leaving her to make her trek in the loneliest hours of the night.
Her heels clacked and echoed eerily on the marble floor as she crossed to the restaurant, the first of four dark rooms she must traverse. She especially dreaded the sharp turn into the ballroom. She tugged the hem of her skirt down reflexively as it rode up her thighs, crossed her arms over her chest and glanced around, all of her senses on alert, shivering at the loneliness of the hotel at this hour.
To make the situation worse, she'd been having this feeling of being watched for the past couple of weeks. . .
Her heels clacked and echoed eerily on the marble floor as she crossed to the restaurant, the first of four dark rooms she must traverse. She especially dreaded the sharp turn into the ballroom. She tugged the hem of her skirt down reflexively as it rode up her thighs, crossed her arms over her chest and glanced around, all of her senses on alert, shivering at the loneliness of the hotel at this hour.
To make the situation worse, she'd been having this feeling of being watched for the past couple of weeks. . .