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Quiet Kill Dramatic Monologue

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Quiet Kill

He said, “Let’s calm down. Let’s get the thousand pound gorilla in the room out of here. I mean, what are we talking about here? The fact is your boss doesn’t give a damn about you and wants me dead.”
She said, “Do you really think that’s what he’s up to, wanting you gone, like six deep.”
“Yes. I’m certain that’s what he wants.”
She said, “I guess what you believe makes a whole lot of sense. My last conversation I had with him, he wanted me to get all the dirt on you I can. He never actually let on to me what he planned to do with the information once he got it. I see now how devious his mind is. I can’t go back there. I can’t. I can’t help but feel like the sun might rise in the west. I just don’t expect anything to happen to

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