Literature
6:32
6:32
Janice Jones sat at her desk, answering phones like she did every other day. "Mister Gene's Office, please hold." Click. "Mister Gene's office, can you hold? Thank--"
"I have an emergency," the voice cut her off before she could switch lines. It was a deep, strong voice of a man. It was sweet, like a singer's voice.
"Then please hang up and dial nine one one," Janice answered.
"You will die today at 6:32." And then the line went dead.
Janice frowned, her eyebrows knitting together. Then she pushed a button on her desk, making a light click noise and said, "Mister Gene's Office, please hold." And continued on her daily work.
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