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    By Mickey Asteriou

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    All they had to do was sit in a dark room and study one man's behavior. Simple enough, but could they handle it? Especially when one of them brings in a bag of ... smelly corn chips!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMickey Asteriou
    Release dateDec 30, 2017
    ISBN9781370530410
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      So. Wha’d I miss Charles said, returning to the room and returning to his chair.

      Craig didn’t bother answering. He knew the question had been in jest since of course nothing had happened while Charles had been gone.

      What took you so long? Craig asked.

      Charles just shrugged. His bathroom habits weren’t any of Craig’s business, for one thing; but in truth, he had stretched the break out as long as possible, buying himself a candy bar from the vending machine and eating it slowly while staring out a window.

      These breaks were necessary not because their job was difficult, but because it was so mind-numbingly boring.

      Another one, Charles said, pointing to the screen and ignoring the question.

      Noted, Craig replied. The clipboard already in hand, he freed a pen and noted the time. Then, placing a hand on his face, he kneaded his cheeks and mouth; it helped stifle his yawn. He ended his face-molestation with a

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