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    “What do you mean?” Tasha looked at Max curiously.

     

    “Her stories, and I mean plural, don’t add up” Max looked around to make sure no one close by could hear him.  “I mean she shows up here at he café a couple of weeks before they begin shooting and befriends the author of the book, who just so happened to be the director of the movie.”

     

    “What’s so odd about that?”  Tasha shrugged but still intrigued.

     

    “I wish I had that kind of response when I talk about being transgender” Max continued “She has everyone convinced that she’s this wonderful person especially Jenny, and that’s only because she’s at Jenny’s beck and call.  I just think it’s weird that she’s committed to a job she doesn’t even get paid to do.”

     

    “It is freaky that they she had her hair done the same as Jenny’s” Tasha recalled seeing the freaky hair-do resemblance.

     

    “See what I mean” Max pointed out.

     

    “Have you shared this with anyone else?”  Tasha started to find the behavior odd as well.

     

    “Once with Jenny and Shane but they dismissed and called me crazy” Max waved off.

     

    “Go to Kit’s on Sunday at noon” Tasha added “and keep it on the DL” Max nodded.

     

     

     

    Alice left Tina at her office then went back to the set in search of her girlfriend.  The crew was obviously clearing the set as they had just ended the last shot of the day.  She carefully walked behind the set trying to remain as unseen as possible, which wasn’t difficult since no one was paying attention to her anyway.  That was when she saw Adele walk up to the, what she knew as, video room and stood in front of it.  The potential-Pulitzer Prize contender ducked behind a light fixture that hid her very well.  However, her hiding spot was short lived when one of the crew members removed from the set.  She whispered an apology then moved behind another trailer that gave her a bird’s eye view without making her look like a snoop.  It appeared as if Adele was trying to get in using a set of keys, but none of the keys seemed to work.  The frustrated assistant turned and went back in the direction that she came from.

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