What you wrote
Told Alex I could take one more thing on. I wanted a quiet evening, but saying yes felt easier than explaining.
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What you wrote
Told Alex I could take one more thing on. I wanted a quiet evening, but saying yes felt easier than explaining.
A little stretchedI noticed
You made room for someone else before checking whether you had any room left. The quiet evening mattered to you, too.
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