The contract

Sarah Miller

The contract

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I watched her. That curly red waterfall was sprawled under the bed, and she slept with a tired but happy face. I was sitting at my window, watching the computer screen, with the cursor blinking and blinking but no words came out. I had no inspiration. So I decided to write under my contract. Our contract.

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