redit card reader was down. Manager was "on the phone" and the desk clerk was unwilling to tell him customers were waiting. So he never came to straighten things out.

A magnetic card reader does not require the card to actually make contact with the reader.Group startsTrue or FalseTrue, unselectedFalse, unselected

He slammed his glass on the table and held out his hand. "Give me your phone.""Why?""Baby, just give it to me," he ordered gruffly.84Something in my brain switched at the command. Without registering it, I placed my own glass down and started searching my pockets for my phone. When I found it, I immediately handed it to him."Do you mind telling me what you need it for?"He didn't answer, but instead powered it off, and went off to find a...paperclip? He then popped open the SIM tray and removed the SIM card before locking everything inside one of the drawers in his desk. All the while I watched with a confused look on my face.1"Who's had access to your phone?" Gideon demanded when he sat back down.23"What? No one. Why? What's going on?""I suspect someone has downloaded one or multiple spywares on your phone. If my suspicion is correct, then you need to think hard on who's had access to it."8I gaped. That couldn't be right...could it?"You're not serious, are you?" I asked, looking at Callan and Mateo to see if they found the notion just as ridiculous as me. They didn't find it funny.4"I'll have someone look at the phone tomorrow. I'll also see if they can restore the video that was deleted, but I doubt they'll be able to. If he knows how to delete your texts, there's a big chance he'll know how to delete them in its entirety. In the meantime, you need to write down a list of everyone who could've gotten to your phone."6"Sure, I will—" A big yawn cut me off, making my heavy eyes water just a little. God, I hadn't even noticed how sleepy I was until now."This is enough for today. We'll talk more about this tomorrow." Callan rose from his seat. "Come on, let's go home."7I stiffened, revolting at the thought of going home. What I absolutely did not want to do was go back to my place. Now that he had snuck up on me like this, I didn't feel safe anymore. Let alone in my own apartment with that damn flimsy door.2"My apartment," Callan explained. "We'll all stay there tonight and discuss our options tomorrow. Mateo's place isn't as secure as mine, and Gideon's is too far away."9Oh. Well in that case.3Letting go of Mateo, I accepted the hand Callan held out and let him pull me up. My legs staggered a little, reminding me of my exhausted state. I felt unburdened after filling them in on everything, but also more tired. My emotions and my mind had gone through the wringer tonight. I would feel better after a good night's rest—something I would finally get now that I knew I would be safe and watched over by the guys. Small mercies.Gideon didn't seem like he wanted our conversation cut short, but when he looked at me, he didn't object. Instead, he waved us along. For a moment, my chest tightened in disappointment, but then he explained. "You guys go ahead. I'm going to copy tonight's security videos and bring them with me."8When the door opened, and the sound of the nightlife poured in, I flinched. While we hadn't been in the office that long, I'd still expected the club to be closed by now.Instead of walking to the front entrance, they led me to the back of the building and turned left, towards the back entrance that no one used, except, perhaps, Gideon.Mateo opened the door for us, but I paused, making Callan bump into me. "What about my stuff?" I'd almost forgotten about it. Not that I anything too important in my bag; nothing I couldn't live without for a day or two."We'll tell Gideon to bring it with him when he leaves," Mateo said. "Now let's get out of here, you're practically falling asleep on your feet."

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