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Pam wasted no lime, and three days later she and her little sister arrived at a city in a near-by state. Explaining to Heather that they were going away for a while, Pam had packed most of their belongings into the car Uncle Walter had given her for her eighteenth birthday, and after leaving him a note of explanation, the girls quickly headed out of town. Pam had saved almost five hundred dollars, enough to tide them over until she could get a job.
Arriving in the new city, Pam had rented a small apartment for them, glad it was summer so she wouldn’t have to worry about enrolling Heather in school until the fall. Pam, herself, still had one more year of high school to finish, but that didn’t seem so important to her now.
Pam had been studying typing and bookkeeping in school and she quickly found a job as an assistant accountant in a local radio station. There were just a handful of employees, and the young blonde immediately liked them all. They all made her feel so much at home, especially Dan Wheeler, the owner and manager of the station. He was a handsome man in his early fifties with a thick head of silver hair. There was a soft kindness in his gray eyes that Pam found very fascinating.
Another person she liked very much was Nick Porter, the program director. Nick was a handsome, dark-haired young man in his early thirties who was very quiet and reserved.
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