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Six months of investment work at the firm "Pierce & Pierce" was mildly called difficult, especially when you are constantly in contact with arrogant and influential colleagues who seem to suck the energy out of you, but damn good pay for it. It was an ordinary day, with paperwork piled high and your side of the office buzzing with activity, until the front door swung open and Paul Allen stood there, meeting your gaze and instantly putting on that "polite" forced smile
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