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  reconnaissance from the sidewalk indicated that noRunway 
  Clackers were amid the crowds in the lobby; and I proceeded to 
  heave my weight against the revolving door。 Nothing had 
  changed in the five months since I’d last been there: I could 
  see Ahmed behind the register in the newsstand; and a huge; 
  glossy poster advertised thatChic would be hosting a party at 
  Lotus that weekend。 Although I technically should’ve signed 
  in; I instinctively walked directly toward the turnstiles。 
  Immediately; I heard a familiar voice call out;“I can’t 
  remember if I cried when I read about his widowed bride; but 
  something touched me deep inside; the day; the music died。 And 
  we were singing 。 。 。” “American Pie”!What a sweetie; I 
  thought。 This was the good…bye song that I’d never gotten to 
  sing。 I turned to see Eduardo; as large and sweaty as usual; 
  grinning。 But not at me。 In front of the turnstile closest to 
  him stood a toweringly skinny girl with jet black hair and 
  green eyes; wearing a dynamite pair of tight; pinstripe pants 
  and a navel…revealing tank top。 She also happened to be 
  balancing a small tray with three Starbucks Coffees; an 
  overflowing bag of newspapers and magazines; three hangers 
  with plete outfits dangling from each one; and a duffel 
  monogrammed with the initials “MP。” Her Cell Phone began to 
  ring just as I realized what was happening; and she looked so 
  panicked I thought she might cry on the spot。 But when her 
  repeated banging against the turnstile failed to elicit entry; 
  she sighed deeply and sang;“’Bye; ’bye; Miss American Pie; 
  drove my Chevy to the levee; but the levee was dry; and good 
  old boys were drinking whiskey and rye; singing this will be 
  the day that I die; this will be the day that I die 。 。 。” 
  When I looked back to Eduardo; he smiled quickly in my 
  direction and winked。 And then; while the pretty brunette girl 
  finished singing her verse; he buzzed me through like I was 
  someone who mattered。

  This book is a work of fiction。 Names; characters; Businesses; 
  organizations; places; events; and incidents either are the 
  product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously。 
  Any resemblance to actual persons; living or dead; events; or 
  locales is entirely coincidental。

  “Material Girl” by Peter Brown and Robert Rans ©; 1984 Candy 
  Castle music。 All Rights administered by Warner…Tamerlane 
  Publishing Corp。 All Rights Reserved。 Used by Permission。 
  WARNER BROS。 PUBLICATIONS U。S。 INC。; Miami; FL 33014

  “Wannabe” Words and Music by Matt Rowebottom; Richard 
  Stannard; Geri Halliwell; Emma Bunton; Melanie Brown; Melanie 
  Chisholm; and Victoria Adams。 ©; 1996 EMI music PUBLISHING LTD。 
  and UNIVERSAL…POLYGRAM

  INTERNATIONAL PUBLISHING; INC。 All Rights for EMI MUSIC 
  PUBLISHING LTD。 in the U。S。 and Canada Controlled and 
  Administered by EMI FULL KEEL music。 All Rights Reserved。 
  International Copyright Secured。 Used by Permission。

  “I Think We’re Alone Now” Words and music by Ritchie Cordell。 
  ©; 1967

  (Renewed 1995) EMI LONGITUDE music。 All Rights Reserved。 
  International Copyright Secured。 Used by Permission。

  “American Pie” Words and music by Don McLean。 ©; Copyright 1971 
  Songs of Universal; Inc。 on behalf of itself and Benny Bird 
  Co。; Inc。 All rights reserved。 Used by permission。 

  (END)


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