PerfectTiming

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Debby The next evening, Mom asked me to do a load of laundry. Normally, I’d complain, but tonight, I didn’t. I timed it perfectly, waited until I heard footsteps above his apartment, then stepped out to the laundry room just at the back of the building. I dumped the basket by the washer and started sorting the clothes, pretending not to listen for the door. It opened. “Hey,” Shawn’s voice said. I glanced over my shoulder like I was surprised. “Oh… hey.” He stepped inside with a small bag of laundry. “Guess we’re neighbors in here too.” “Apparently.” I smiled. “Didn’t think I’d see you doing laundry seeing as you just moved in.” “I like clean clothes,” he said. “Also… not a lot of people do laundry at night.” “That sounds suspicious,” I teased. “Does it?” He dropped his bag on the

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