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rpatzhow do you still think that's funny

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rpatz
how do you still think that's funny

sandywillow
HAHAHAHAHA PLEASE
at least once a day
I have to.
It's my favorite photo.

rpatz
please 😭
it's so stupid will

sandywillow
then send something better

rpatz

sandywillowRobert

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sandywillow
Robert.
My mother is dead.

rpatz
your point?

sandywillow
horrible joke.

rpatz
did it make you laugh
i know it did
don't lie

sandywillow
...yes

Willow straightened her crossbody bag over her shoulder, smiling warmly at her bodyguard, Frankie, as he opened the door.

Immediately, lights blared in her face as voices surrounded her, asking the same questions.

"How do you feel?" "Miss Willow, can we have a moment!" "Care to comment on the accusations!" "Have you heard anything from James Callaghan?" "Are you ever going to publicly apologize for—"

"—No comments at this time," Willow looked ahead, sticking close to Frankie.

"Oh, Miss Willow, please—" "Can you just answer—"

Frankie pushed her past them and into the brightly lit office building. They walked in quickly, Willow clinging to her bag strap tight enough to leave a mark on her hand.

"Good afternoon, Miss Willow," the receptionist greeted brightly. "It's good to see you out and about. How're you both doing today?"

"Fine, thanks, Jenna," she smiled stiffly, trying to ignore the flashing that continued from outside the building.

Her agent's office may have strict rules against paparazzi entering the building — having taken multiple outlets to court numerous times — but that didn't stop Willow from being photographed outside or through the glass walls.

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