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From: Andromeda@ConstellationOfficeServices
To: saffie@saffronthechef
Subject: Our least favourite school friend and online dating
Hey Saffie.
I know, I know. I should have listened when you tried to warn me against working part-time for Elise van der Kamp in the first place.
Do you remember when Elise signed up with that expensive Internet dating agency for young executives? Well, now she has decided she is too busy to write her own emails and that I should do it for her. Write a few emails, she said. Then a few more. Just to get the ball rolling. After all, what else are personal assistants for?
Right.
I almost told her what to do with her job, but then she offered me a special bonus, which should be enough to pay for that professional illustrator’s course I’ve been yearning to go on. It would be perfect. And just what I need to be taken seriously as an artist.
Not much has changed from school, has it? Elise knew I couldn’t turn it down.
So guess who has been wooing potential Christmas party arm candy for our least favourite school friend every evening for the past week? Oh, yes.
Well, things have just sunk to a new low.
Ten minutes ago she texted me to say that she
