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A warm, appreciative smile lit Lureen's face. "You're just too wonderful."
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"Oh,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], more than enough, unless Mr. Romano goes on a check-writing spree." She looked into Lester's eyes and sighed,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], "You saved my life."
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"You know,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], you should open your own account here. I'd take real good care of you. Real good."
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"Why don't you and me talk about it over a nice quiet dinner somewhere?"
"I'd surely love that."
"Where can I call you, Lureen?"
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"Wait a min---" The next customer stepped up and handed the frustrated Lester a sackful of coins.
In the center of the bank were four tables that held containers of blank deposit and withdrawal slips, and the tables were crowded with people busily filling out forms. Tracy moved away from Lester's view. As a customer made room at a table, Tracy took her place. The box that Lester had given her contained eight packets of blank checks. But it was not the checks Tracy was interested in: It was the deposit slips at the back of the packets.