For the first time, Dave didn't argue. He asked for another samosa.
Riya muted herself. “Aai, I’m working!” For the first time, Dave didn't argue
He took a bite. His eyes widened. “Holy… what is this?” For the first time
Mortified, Riya apologized to her boss and ended the call. “You just crashed my startup’s wellness seminar,” she whispered. For the first time, Dave didn't argue
Dave blinked. “But the sprint…”
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“Aai,” Riya said. “Why do we do this every evening?”