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conversations.value: What is a plot for a book about Reggie, Michael, Valerie entitled For Better or Worse? Start with the sentence 'For Better or Worse (film): Michael Makeshift (Jason Alexander) is a schnook who can't get over the fact his girlfriend dumped him'.
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conversations.value: For Better or Worse (film): Michael Makeshift (Jason Alexander) is a schnook who can't get over the fact his girlfriend dumped him.\nTo make matters worse, his landlord is beginning to bug him for long-overdue rent.\nThings for Michael's brother Reggie (James Woods) are much better.\nHe is planning to rob the credit union where his own mother (Bea Arthur) works.\nHis new wife Valerie (Lolita Davidovitch) has no idea what Reggie is planning and is therefore puzzled when she awakes at Michael's apartment after Reggie left her there whilst she was drunk and unconscious.\nShe also does not know that Reggie has paid Michael for the favor.\nDespite his well-laid plans, things go badly for Reggie when his henchmen mutiny and force him to reveal that the clueless Valerie carries the security codes they need to pull off the job in her suitcase, which in turn begins a merry chase.\nWhile Michael helps Valerie escape, he reveals the truth about Reggie.\nAt the same time, she becomes increasingly attracted to her new protector.
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conversations.value: What is the first five paragraphs for this book?
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conversations.value: For Better or Worse
  She dug her spoon into the ice cream, scooped out an enormous mouthful of vanilla, and shoved it in her mouth, trying to ignore the second knock.
  To her surprise, the knocking stopped. For once, the man had listened to her. Heather told herself she wasn't disappointed at how easily he'd given up on her.
  But then, how hard did a guy like Josh fight for an easy lay, really? He likely had dozens of others a phone call away, and it wasn't like he couldn't pick up fresh meat in a bar in two point four seconds.
  She'd just inhaled another giant mouthful of vanilla when an awful banging started up. One couldn't call it music coming from the other side of her bedroom wall. This was no band practice, no solo playing.
  Heather's hand clenched around the spoon so hard she thought she might actually bend the metal. What a jerk. No big deal. She could ignore it. Could ignore him.
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conversations.value: What is two more paragraphs?
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conversations.value: Josh waited until he heard her close the front door, waited until he heard the click of the lock before he forced himself to do what needed to be done.
  His hand fell back to the bed as he stared straight ahead, terror mingling with resignation. The sore throat, he could explain away. The headache, a relatively common ailment. Even the body aches and the fever—they happened, right? Grown men got that shit all the time.
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conversations.value: What is the last five paragraphs?
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conversations.value: For a moment she feared—hoped?—that he would kiss her, and from the way his mouth dropped to just inches from hers, she thought maybe he wanted to.
  Then his face turned, his lips brushing against her cheek instead. "Say yes to my proposal, Alexis. Say yes, and maybe someday I'll tell you the other reason."
  Alexis sat there for a long time after, his card in her fingers, her heart in her throat, and her life in the hands of a stranger who somehow didn't feel like a stranger at all.
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conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Delete the last sentence.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: For a moment she feared—hoped?—that he would kiss her, and from the way his mouth dropped to just inches from hers, she thought maybe he wanted to.
  Then his face turned, his lips brushing against her cheek instead. "Say yes to my proposal, Alexis. Say yes, and maybe someday I'll tell you the other reason."
  Alexis sat there for a long time after, his card in her fingers, her heart in her throat, and her life in the hands of a stranger who somehow didn't feel like a stranger at all.
  Sign up for our newsletter and receive special offers, access to bonus content, and info on the latest new releases and other great eBooks from Pocket Books and Simon & Schuster.
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