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Her boss, a man named Clive who smelled of stale coffee and ambition, materialized at her shoulder. “Thea. Studio Three. Now.”

Thea looked at the man on the screen. He smiled, a slow, sad curve of the mouth. “Hello, Thea-bee,” he said. It was her childhood nickname. No one else had ever called her that. thea bbc surprise

“Thea,” the anchor in London said, “we have a extraordinary development. A man claiming to be your father, correspondent Daniel Marsh, is joining us now. Can you confirm his identity?” Her boss, a man named Clive who smelled

Then she saw the red light blinking on her phone. sad curve of the mouth. “Hello

“Perfect,” she muttered, dabbing at it with a napkin. “Absolutely perfect.”

“Prove it. Tell me what you said to me the night you left.”