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“You’re grinding your teeth again,” said a voice from the doorway.
He paused at the door.
Elena didn’t look up. Leo, the night janitor, leaned on his mop. He was a quiet man in his sixties, with forearms like twisted rope and eyes that had seen too many late-night study sessions to be impressed by her panic.
“You’re grinding your teeth again,” said a voice from the doorway. physics of billiards pdf
He paused at the door.