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The Cookie Monologue
The Cookie
By: baby_shaq

One day Maya came into work and found a cookie mysteriously placed on her desk. Grateful to whoever left this anonymous cookie, she ate it. The next morning she came in and found another cookie. This continued for months until one day a different object is left–and this time there’s a note.
The note reads: Dearest Maya, I’ve been watching you for awhile now. I’m so thrilled to finally get in touch with you. I have an ornament for you. This particular ornament has been in our family for years, so I want you to have it. I have placed the ornament in a box underneath your desk.
Signed,
Robert Patterson Maya was puzzled. Robert Patterson is her father’s name, whom is dead. He died five years ago because of cancer.
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I am honestly not sure who you are. Are you my dad, uncle, or just messing around with me? However, whoever you are I want to know. I have found that you live about 126 miles away from me! I thought we could meet up sometime soon. If so, give me a call and we can make an arrangement.
Best Regards,
Maya Patterson Maya had drove to the post-office to mail the letter. Afterward, she went to the local cafe to grab a bite to eat and continue with research. Online she searched his name (like she done a million times before). But she found something new this time.She started to panic! What if she had seemed too direct and commanding? What if he doesn’t reply back? A month passed, still no word. Maya was so lost! She just sat in her apartment alone with nobody to talk to about the situation she was in. She had moved away from family for her job, so she couldn’t have any communication with them. Considering her mother’s phone line had been cut, Maya couldn’t even talk to her! After work a few nights later, Maya had discovered a letter in her mailbox. The letter was replying to hers. It said that Robert Patterson had passed away, but had left her his entire possessions to her. He had million and millions of dollars. But why? We never actually

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