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"Please... please... " she begged, the helplessness closing in on her again. She knew the moment he said it that he was right. He had only to say that she started tearing her clothes off and stood there screaming rape in order to humiliate an important man. Without a doubt he'd be believed. The great publisher and philanthropist would never be accused of what he was doing. She was only a reporter and a new one with only five months on the Clarion.
"Please... please... " she begged, the helplessness closing in on her again. She knew the moment he said it that he was right. He had only to say that she started tearing her clothes off and stood there screaming rape in order to humiliate an important man. Without a doubt he'd be believed. The great publisher and philanthropist would never be accused of what he was doing. She was only a reporter and a new one with only five months on the Clarion.