Man Mocks and Dumps Loyal Wife for Another Woman, Life Dumps Him Later

On our special anniversary, I prepared dinner, cleaned our house, and eagerly awaited Michael's arrival, donning my best dress. As he walked in, I yearned to embrace him, but instead, he confessed his affair with his secretary. However, karma was lurking around the corner.

As the clock ticked closer to Michael's return, my heart fluttered with excitement. Today wasn't just any day; it was our anniversary, a celebration of not just our marriage, but of everything we had accomplished together. I wanted everything to be perfect, just like the life we had built.

The house was already sparkling clean, every surface dusted, floors swept, and the windows letting in the golden evening light. I had spent the morning making sure our home looked as inviting as possible. Fresh flowers, picked from our little garden, adorned the table, filling the room with a sweet fragrance.

In the kitchen, I was in my element, cooking up Michael's favorite meal. The menu was a throwback to our honeymoon in Paris. I started with a creamy mushroom soup, its earthy aroma wafting through the air. For the main course, I prepared Coq au Vin, a dish we had fallen in love with at a quaint bistro in Montmartre.

The chicken simmered in a rich red wine sauce, promising a burst of flavors. And for dessert, a delicate crème brûlée, its sugary crust waiting to be cracked open.

While stirring and tasting, my mind wandered to our days at the Grandeur Hotel, the place where our professional and personal lives intertwined beautifully. As managers, we had steered the hotel through some rough waters and basked in the glory of our successes.

We were a team in every sense, with Michael's strategic mind complementing my people skills. Our boss, Mr. Hankins, often said that our combined efforts were the secret behind the hotel's rising fame. Working alongside Michael, I felt we were unstoppable, a dynamic duo that could conquer any challenge.

As I set the table, adjusting the silverware and smoothing out the tablecloth, I couldn't help but feel a sense of pride. Our life together, both at home and at work, was a tapestry of shared dreams and achievements. I glanced at the clock again; any moment now, Michael would walk through that door, and we would celebrate another year of this wonderful journey together.

I stood in front of the mirror, adding the final touches to my makeup. My reflection showed a woman filled with anticipation, dressed in a flowing red dress that I had saved for special occasions. This dress always made me feel beautiful, and I hoped it would remind Michael of the first time he saw me wearing it.

My hair was styled just the way he liked it, soft curls framing my face. The house was filled with the scent of my perfume, a subtle yet enchanting fragrance that had become my signature.

Glancing around, I made sure everything was perfect. The living room was softly lit with candles, casting a warm, inviting glow. A playlist of our favorite songs hummed in the background, each melody a memory we shared. I had spent the whole day preparing, wanting to make this evening unforgettable.

My heart skipped a beat when I saw Michael's car pull into the driveway. This was the moment I had been waiting for. I rushed to the door, my heels clicking on the hardwood floor.

My smile was wide, and my arms were open, ready to embrace him. As I swung the door open, the cool evening breeze brushed against my face.

There he was, standing in the yard, his figure silhouetted against the setting sun. He held an envelope in his hands, and my heart leaped with excitement. I had mentioned my dream of visiting Milan, the fashion capital, and I was sure he had remembered. Stepping forward, I closed the distance between us with a warm, loving kiss. But to my surprise, he stood still, his response not as enthusiastic as I had hoped.

"Michael, you remembered about Milan!" I exclaimed, my voice bubbling with joy. Yet, his eyes didn't mirror my excitement. They were distant, like he was somewhere else entirely. I reached for the envelope, my fingers trembling slightly.

The possibility of exploring the streets of Milan, indulging in Italian cuisine, and creating new memories together had been a dream of mine. I looked up at him, searching for a sign of the love I knew so well, but his expression was unreadable. It was a stark contrast to the vivid dreams and emotions swirling inside me.

The smile on my face faded as I noticed the seriousness in Michael's eyes. "Honey, what's wrong with you?" I asked gently, reaching out to touch his arm. I thought maybe he had a tough day at work, or something was bothering him. But nothing could have prepared me for what happened next.

He handed me the envelope, his hands steady, while mine trembled with a mix of excitement and now, a growing sense of unease. As I slowly opened it, my heart pounded in my chest. Instead of the glossy tickets to Milan I had imagined, I found cold, hard divorce papers staring back at me. My breath caught in my throat, and I felt as if the ground had slipped away beneath me.

Michael's voice broke through my shock, confessing his affair with Amanda, our hotel secretary. The words hit me like a physical blow. "We're flying to Milan together tomorrow," he said. The pain was indescribable. Milan, my dream, now tainted with betrayal.

I stared at him, disbelief and hurt swirling inside me. "How could you?" was all I could muster. My mind raced with confusion and heartache. I had loved him, trusted him. This felt like a cruel joke, a nightmare I couldn't wake up from.

In desperation, I reached out to him, "Michael, please, this is a mistake. We can fix this." But his next words shattered any hope I clung to. "I don't love you, Linda. And maybe I never even loved." His words echoed in the empty space between us, each syllable a hammer to my heart.

I collapsed to the floor, tears streaming down my face. The man I had loved and built a life with was walking away from me, from us. He didn't even approach me, didn't offer a word of comfort. He just turned and left, leaving me alone with my shattered dreams and a heart full of pain.

Wiping away my tears, I heard Michael's voice outside, his tone sharp and agitated. Curiosity overcame my sorrow, and I moved closer to the window. "Yes, hello! Yes, Mr. Hankins," he said, his voice strained. Mr. Hankins, the owner of our hotel, a man of few words but many decisions.

I pressed my ear against the cool glass, straining to hear more. "Wow, I'm glad that you finally decided on the main manager at our hotel. After all, someone has to have the most power among the staff,” Michael said, a hint of triumph in his voice. But then his tone changed, filled with disbelief and anger. “How can you let Linda control me? Why so?" he shouted into the phone.

I was stunned. The hotel was our shared world, a place where we had both poured our hearts and souls. And now, Mr. Hankins had chosen me to lead, placing me above Michael. The irony of the situation wasn't lost on me. Just moments ago, my world had fallen apart, and now I was being handed a power I never expected.

My phone rang, snapping me out of my daze. It was Mr. Hankins, confirming what I had just overheard. "Linda, I've decided it's time for new leadership at the hotel. You've shown exceptional skill and dedication. You'll be the new general manager. Michael will report to you now," he said, his voice firm and resolute.

I hung up, a mix of emotions swirling inside me. Empowerment, confusion, and a lingering sense of betrayal. I stepped outside, my legs shaky but determined. Michael sat in his car, his face a mask of anger and disbelief. I approached him, tapping on the window with a resolve I didn't know I had.

He rolled down the window, his eyes cold. "Well, I think it's early for you to go on vacation tomorrow, as well as our secretary, Amanda. I forbid you to go on vacation and I expect you at work tomorrow!" I declared, my voice steady despite the storm inside me.

He just stared at me, his expression unreadable. I turned and walked back into the house, the door closing behind me with a finality that echoed in my heart.

The rest of the day was a blur of tears and memories. I sat on our couch, the divorce papers lying untouched on the coffee table. My mind replayed our years together, the good and the bad, trying to make sense of how we got here. How could Michael, the man I loved and trusted, do this to me?

As night fell, I realized I had a choice. I could accept what had happened and move on, or I could let my hurt and anger guide me. I knew the wiser path was to forgive, to heal. But in that moment, overcome with pain and a sense of injustice, I chose the path of revenge. A decision that, in time, I would come to deeply regret.

Little did I know then, the price of revenge would be much higher than I could have ever imagined. I was about to embark on a journey that would change me in ways I never expected. And as I lay in bed that night, staring at the ceiling, I couldn't help but wonder if there was a different choice I could have made, one that wouldn't lead me down a path of destruction and loss.

The next morning, as I walked into the hotel, my heart was heavy but my steps were firm. This place, with its grand lobby and bustling staff, had been a second home to me for years. But today, everything felt different. I knew that walking through these doors meant facing not just my professional responsibilities but also the personal pain that now intertwined with them.

As usual, we had our morning meeting with the staff. This was a routine we had established long ago, where Michael and I would address our team, discussing the highs and lows, celebrating successes, and learning from failures. However, today's meeting was anything but routine.

The staff gathered in the conference room, a buzz of anticipation in the air. I could feel their curious eyes on me as I took my place at the front. Michael was there too, his presence a stark reminder of the chasm that had opened between us.

Then Mr. Hankins, the owner of the hotel, walked in. His arrival always commanded attention, and today was no exception. He cleared his throat and began the meeting. "Good morning, everyone. Today, we have an important announcement," he said, his voice echoing in the room. "From today onward, Linda will be the general manager of this hotel, and Michael will be her assistant."

The room went silent. I could see the surprise on many faces, including Michael's, which had turned a shade paler. Mr. Hankins continued to talk about the hotel's business, future plans, and the need for strong leadership. But his words seemed to blur into the background for me.

All I could think about was the weight of the responsibility now placed on my shoulders and the complex emotions swirling inside me. Being named the general manager was a dream come true under normal circumstances, but these were not normal circumstances. The promotion felt bittersweet, a reminder of both my professional achievements and my personal losses.

As Mr. Hankins concluded his speech and left the room, I realized that my journey at the hotel had taken a new turn. I was now at the helm, steering the ship through uncharted waters, with a crew that was watching me closely, wondering how I would lead, especially with Michael as my assistant. It was a challenge I had never anticipated, but one I knew I had to face head-on.

After Mr. Hankins left the room, the eyes of every staff member were fixed on me. The air was thick with tension and expectation. I stood up, feeling a strange mixture of strength and vulnerability. "Thank you, everyone, for placing your trust in me," I began, my voice steady. "I promise to be a manager who listens and responds to the needs of every one of you."

Then came the hardest part of my speech. "Effective immediately, Michael will no longer be involved in the management of the hotel. He will be serving as my personal assistant." The words felt heavy on my tongue, and I could sense the shock in the room. It was a drastic change, and I knew it would take time for everyone, including myself, to adjust.

The meeting ended, and the staff dispersed, whispering among themselves. I could feel their curious glances as I made my way to my office, the weight of my new role settling in.

Michael soon followed, his footsteps echoing in the quiet hallway. He entered my office with a forced, sarcastic smile. "So what, boss? What will you order to do?" he asked, his voice dripping with bitterness.

I took a deep breath, bracing myself for what I had to say next. "Michael, from now on, you will be working as a cleaner in the hotel restaurant hall," I stated, trying to maintain a professional tone.

His reaction was immediate. "Are you kidding? I will never be a cleaner!” he exclaimed, his face a mix of anger and disbelief. I understood his pride was wounded; being seen with a mop in his hands by high-status acquaintances was a scenario he couldn't bear to imagine.

He stood there, refusing to accept this new reality. I knew I had to convince him. "Michael, look at this," I said, turning my computer screen towards him. Displayed on the screen was surveillance footage from earlier that morning.

It showed Michael sneakily taking money from the waiters' tip box. His face fell as he watched the video, the reality of his situation becoming clear. He was cornered, with no way out.

"You see, Michael, you don't really have a choice," I said, my voice soft but firm. "You can either accept this new role or face the consequences for stealing."

He looked at me, his eyes filled with a mix of anger, shame, and defeat. Then, slowly, he nodded. "Fine. I'll do it," he muttered, turning to leave the office. As he walked out, I couldn't help but feel a pang of sadness. Despite everything, it hurt to see him brought so low.

I sat back in my chair, the enormity of what had just happened sinking in. I had just demoted my husband, my partner of many years, to a cleaner. This was not how I had envisioned rising to the top. The office felt colder, emptier.

As I stared out of the window at the bustling city below, I wondered about the path I had chosen. Was it really worth it? I had achieved professional success, but at what cost? These questions haunted me as I prepared for the challenges that lay ahead, both in managing the hotel and navigating the complex web of personal and professional relationships now altered forever.

For the next few hours, I found myself drawn to the hotel restaurant hall, a place now turned into a stage for Michael's fall from grace. As I discreetly watched from a distance, I saw him pushing a cleaning cart, his movements slow and reluctant. The sight of Michael, once a respected manager, now reduced to a cleaner, was a stark reminder of how quickly life can change.

Around him, some of the hotel guests and staff, who knew him in his former role, couldn't hide their surprise. Whispers filled the air, and I noticed a few people taking out their phones to capture this unexpected scene. Michael's face flushed with embarrassment each time a camera clicked. I could see him struggling to maintain his composure under the weight of their mocking laughter.

He caught the eye of an acquaintance, and in a desperate attempt to salvage some dignity, he spun a tale. "I lost a silly bet," he lied, forcing a laugh that didn't reach his eyes. "Just serving out my punishment!" His voice had a hollow ring to it, and I could tell his pride was deeply wounded.

As I moved closer, I overheard his conversation with a guest. It was then I decided to intervene. "Michael," I said firmly, drawing the attention of those around us. "Remember, you are not to engage with the customers. Any further interaction, and you will be dismissed." My voice was calm, but the underlying warning was clear.

The look he gave me was a mix of anger and disbelief, but he nodded silently and returned to his cleaning duties. In that moment, as I watched him turn away, a sense of powerful satisfaction surged within me. I was finally in control, finally able to make the one who had shattered my world feel a fraction of the pain he had caused me.

Yet, amidst this feeling of triumph, there was a hollow ache in my heart. I was punishing the man I once loved, and with each passing moment, I felt a part of me harden. It was a bittersweet realization that revenge, while momentarily gratifying, was also deeply isolating.

An hour later, Michael approached me, his face showing clear signs of defeat and unhappiness. "I've finished cleaning the hall," he said, his voice void of its usual confidence.

I looked at him, feeling a strange mix of triumph and sorrow. "Well, there's one more task for you," I said, keeping my voice even. "You need to clean all the toilets in the hotel restaurant and at the reception area."

The look on his face was a mix of shock and anger. For a moment, I thought he might refuse, his pride getting the better of him. "You can't be serious," he said, his voice rising. "I can't do that. I won't."

But I knew I had the upper hand. I leaned in closer and spoke in a low, firm tone. "Remember, Michael, I have the surveillance recordings. The ones showing you stealing from the tip box. If you don't comply, not only will you be fired, but I'll make sure no respectable hotel ever hires you again."

The color drained from his face as the reality of his situation sunk in. He knew he was trapped, with no other option but to comply. "Fine," he muttered, turning away with a look of utter defeat.

As he walked off to carry out his new task, I couldn't help but feel a sense of satisfaction. Watching him, once so proud and now so humbled, felt like justice. "It's what he deserves," I thought to myself, a small smile playing on my lips.

But as I stood there, watching him disappear into the distance, a part of me couldn't help but feel a pang of sadness. The man I once loved, the partner I once shared my dreams with, was now just a shell of his former self. And even though he had hurt me deeply, seeing him brought so low left a bitter taste in my mouth.

It was a confusing mix of emotions. On one hand, I felt vindicated, on the other, I was saddened by how far we had both fallen.

After a while, Michael returned to me, his face flushed and his hands roughened from the harsh cleaning chemicals. "I've finished cleaning the toilets," he announced, a hint of defiance in his tone. I could tell he was reaching his limit, but I wasn't done yet.

"Okay, let's go check your work!" I said briskly, leading the way to the restroom. Inside, the air was filled with the strong scent of disinfectant. I glanced around cursorily, not really intending to inspect his work thoroughly. With a dramatic sigh, I turned to him and said, “No, these are badly washed toilets. Wash again!"

The frustration that had been building up inside him finally erupted. He threw the rag he was holding onto the floor and exclaimed, "No, I won't stand it, I'm going to the boss!" His voice was filled with a mix of anger and desperation. It was clear that he felt humiliated and cornered.

I watched him storm off, a sense of satisfaction washing over me. I had exerted my power over him, making him feel just a fraction of the pain and humiliation he had caused me. In that moment, I felt a vindictive pleasure in seeing him so defeated.

But as I followed him to the boss's office, a part of me began to question my actions. I knew that when Mr. Hankins saw the videos of Michael stealing money from the tip box, his fate would be sealed. He would lose his job, his reputation, everything. And while part of me felt that he deserved it for his betrayal, another part wondered if this revenge was truly worth it.

As we walked in silence, the corridors of the hotel seemed longer and more somber than ever. The satisfaction I had felt moments ago was now replaced by a hollow feeling. Yes, I was getting my revenge, but at what cost? The realization that our relationship had come to this – a battle of power and humiliation – was both saddening and sobering.

As we entered Mr. Hankins' office, Michael wasted no time in voicing his grievances. "Linda is abusing her position," he complained bitterly. "She's using her new role to mock me because of our personal issues." His words were laced with a mix of hurt and accusation.

Mr. Hankins looked up, his expression stern. "That's a serious accusation, Michael. Linda, is this true?" he asked, turning to me.

I was ready to defend myself. "No, Mr. Hankins, it's not like that. I have evidence that Michael was stealing from the hotel," I said confidently, pulling out my laptop. I was certain that once Mr. Hankins saw the footage from the surveillance cameras, he would understand the situation.

But as I opened my laptop, my heart sank. The folder where I had saved the videos was empty. "He deleted the video!" I exclaimed, looking at Michael with a mix of shock and betrayal.

Mr. Hankins raised an eyebrow. "Is this true, Michael? Did you delete the videos?"

Michael, with a calmness that surprised me, crafted a clever response. "I deleted them because we have a sanitary-epidemiological inspection coming up. It's better to be safe and delete all recordings before such inspections," he explained smoothly.

Mr. Hankins seemed to ponder this for a moment. "How did you know about the inspection?" he asked.

Michael replied with a shrug. "In this industry, you have to stay informed. I have contacts in other hotels who tipped me off."

To my dismay, Mr. Hankins seemed impressed by Michael's response. He turned to me, his expression now one of disappointment. "Linda, you should have been focusing on your job instead of getting involved in personal vendettas. Michael is showing initiative, preparing for the inspection, while you're busy playing games."

The room felt like it was spinning. Mr. Hankins continued, "From now on, Michael will take the lead in our work. I expect no more personal issues to interfere."

Michael nodded, a smug look on his face. "Of course, Mr. Hankins. I wouldn't mix personal matters with work."

As we left the office, Michael whispered to me, "You should have kept an eye on Amanda instead of trying to control me." His words hit me like a ton of bricks. Amanda, our secretary, must have been the one who deleted the videos while I was busy dealing with Michael.

Feeling defeated and betrayed, I watched Michael walk away. But a new fire was kindling inside me. I was determined to take my revenge further, to make sure Michael would pay for his deceit and manipulation. I wanted him to lose everything, just as I felt I had.

The hallways of the hotel seemed colder and more unforgiving than ever before. The people I passed by were just blurs, their voices a distant echo. My mind was consumed with thoughts of retribution. I knew it was a dangerous path, one that could lead to my own downfall. But at that moment, all I could think about was making Michael feel the pain and humiliation he had caused me.

I strode purposefully towards the reception desk, where Lara, our ever-efficient receptionist, was busy with the day's tasks. "Lara, do you know which room the sanitary and epidemiological service representatives will be assigned to?" I asked, trying to sound casual.

Lara quickly checked her computer and replied, "Yes, Linda. It looks like they'll be in room 107. It's the only standard room available right now." Her fingers flew over the keyboard as she confirmed the details.

"Thank you, Lara," I said with a smile, but my mind was already racing with the next phase of my plan.

Back in my office, the silence was a stark contrast to the bustling lobby. I sat down at my desk, my heart pounding with a mixture of excitement and apprehension. Taking a deep breath, I grabbed a pen and a piece of paper. My hand was steady as I wrote the note, each word a step further into my plot for revenge. "Wait for me in room 107 in an hour! I want you to be without clothes when I come!” The note, supposedly from Michael, was bold and risky.

I glanced at the note one last time before folding it neatly. Picking up the master key from my drawer, I made my way to Amanda's office. The corridors of the hotel felt longer than usual, each step heavy with the gravity of what I was about to do.

Amanda's office was empty, as I had hoped. Quietly, I slipped the note and the master key onto her desk, right where she couldn't miss them. The note lay there innocently, but I knew the turmoil it would soon unleash.

As I left her office, a part of me felt a twinge of guilt. I was setting a trap that would not only ensnare Michael but Amanda too. Yet, the anger and hurt from Michael's betrayal propelled me forward. This was more than just a plan; it was a statement, a way to show Michael the pain he had inflicted on me.

Now, all I had to do was wait. Time seemed to crawl by as the anticipation built up inside me. My mind played out various scenarios, each one ending with Michael's downfall. I knew this was a point of no return, but I felt I had no other choice. Michael had pushed me to this edge, and now I was ready to push back.

Sitting in my office, I tried to focus on my work, but my thoughts were consumed by the plan unfolding just a few corridors away. I was about to change the course of our lives forever, and there was no turning back.

Forty minutes later, the lobby of the hotel buzzed with the arrival of the sanitary-epidemiological service representatives. Among them, a man in his fifties stood out, introducing himself as Dylan Anderson, the new inspector. His presence brought a sense of seriousness to the occasion.

As they entered, Michael, ever the charmer, switched on his most amiable persona. Watching him, a wave of nausea hit me. The way he smiled and oozed charm, it was like watching an actor on a stage. It was hard to believe this was the same man who had shattered my world.

Michael approached Mr. Anderson with a grin that didn't quite reach his eyes. "Welcome to our esteemed hotel, Mr. Anderson," he said, extending a hand. "I'm Michael, and I'll be at your service today. Anything you need, just let me know."

He led Mr. Anderson around, pointing out the hotel's features with a practiced ease. "We pride ourselves on our attention to detail," Michael continued. "Our staff are the best in the business, and we maintain the highest standards of cleanliness and customer service."

To an outsider, Michael might have appeared as the perfect hotel manager, but to me, it was a performance, a facade to hide his true self. He laughed at all of Mr. Anderson's jokes, even the ones that weren't funny, and agreed with everything he said. It was clear he was trying to ingratiate himself with the inspector.

"Please, allow me to show you our state-of-the-art kitchen," Michael said, gesturing towards the restaurant. "We ensure the strictest hygiene protocols are followed. Our guests' health and safety are our top priorities."

As they walked away, I couldn't help but reflect on how Michael had changed. Once, I had admired his charisma and ability to connect with people. Now, it just seemed hollow and deceitful. The charm that had once drawn me to him now repulsed me. It was a painful reminder of how much had changed, of how deeply his betrayal had cut.

The tension was palpable as we escorted Mr. Anderson, the sanitary-epidemiological inspector, through the hotel. Michael, ever the consummate host, offered him coffee which Mr. Anderson graciously accepted. "We take pride in our service here," Michael boasted with a confident smile. "Our team is dedicated to providing the best experience for our guests."

As we strolled through the corridors, I couldn't help but feel a twinge of anxiety about what was about to unfold. The plan I had set in motion was nearing its climax, and there was no turning back now. Michael, oblivious to what awaited, led us to room 107, his voice steady and reassuring. "You'll find our rooms meet the highest standards," he declared, unlocking the door.

The moment the door swung open, a voice floated from the bathroom, sultry and filled with anticipation. "Michael, dear, I've been waiting!" It was unmistakably Amanda's voice. My heart raced as the next part of my plan unraveled.

What happened next was like a scene from a dramatic movie. Amanda emerged from the bathroom, completely unclothed, her eyes wide with shock as she realized the room was full of people. Her gaze darted frantically around, landing on each of us in turn – me, Michael, Mr. Anderson, and Mr. Hankins.

But the most startling reaction came from Mr. Anderson. "WHAT? AMANDA!??? WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE!??" His voice boomed, echoing off the walls. The shock and betrayal in his tone were evident.

The room fell into a stunned silence. It was then revealed that Mr. Anderson was actually Amanda's husband, a fact that was news to everyone, including Michael. The air was thick with disbelief and confusion. Amanda, red-faced and embarrassed, quickly retreated back into the bathroom.

Mr. Anderson's demeanor shifted from shock to anger. "This review is going to be more thorough and serious now," he hissed at Mr. Hankins. His voice was low, but his message was clear: there would be consequences. "I will never allow your hotel to function properly, understood?"

As Mr. Anderson stormed out, Mr. Hankins turned to Michael and me, his expression one of disappointment and anger. "I'm firing both of you," he announced sternly. "And I'll make sure you're blacklisted from every hotel and restaurant."

The gravity of the situation hit me like a wave. My plan had backfired spectacularly. Not only had I ruined Michael's career, but I had also sabotaged my own. In my quest for revenge, I had destroyed everything I worked so hard to build.

As I stood there, amidst the ruin of my own making, a profound sense of regret washed over me. My desire for revenge had blinded me to the potential consequences of my actions. Now, I was left to face the reality that my career in the hotel industry was over, and the reputation I had worked so hard to build was in tatters.

The walk out of the hotel was the longest of my life. Each step echoed the downfall of my professional life and the personal life I once cherished. The corridors that once felt like home now seemed cold and unwelcoming. I had lost everything in a single, catastrophic moment - a moment driven by anger and a desire for retribution.

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