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It is the holidays and Nate has been hosting a Christmas party at his house. He is sat outside by himself, after being told via Christmas card this his colleague and sometime lover, Charlie, is unfriending him. Charlies has come to check he's ok, and tries to explain why she feels it is necessary to end their friendship.
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Nate: We’re at a party.
Charlie: Actually we’re outside a party. Nate: You should be inside. You wouldn’t want our colleagues to think we’re friends.
Charlie: I’ll go back when I know you’re okay.
Nate: Because you care so much.
Charlie: So much.
Nate: If that’s true, then you really suck at making cards.
Charlie: I thought it was pretty clear.
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