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  • she could muster, hating herself for it but enjoying the expression of consternation on his face. "Can't go and fetch Ghost if I don't know what for and... well, Ghost ...
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  • Every day was a routine. No matter what happened during the day itself, she took comfort in the fact that the basics, the bare bones, were as regular as the ...
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  • Scotch at sundown. Good cat on the chair, and then green light I know will be there for me in the bedroom. Cars and self mocking subjects with the fumes ...
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  • Here I am, having returned to the world of the living. A lot has happened in the past couple of weeks, but through all of it I knew things would ...
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  • Two days later I fall asleep, momentarily, huddled in a corner, tired and weary to the last vestige of my soul, knife clasped desperate clinging exhausted, and my father finds ...
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  • Today I walked home from a diner, stoned. I had pancakes and eggs for dinner, with a brownie for dessert. The world was a place of indulgence on a summer ...
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  • There's this one song. It's really beautiful. There's bells or something in the beginning and then the guitar comes in. No its not bells its like a xylophone, which are ...
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  • it was going to be the best day of my life. my breakfast, the usual cereal, awaited along with my blue plastic lunchbox. my father had woken me up and ...
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  • If I could trust Emma, I could definitely trust Judy. I walked over to Judy and asked if I could tell her a secret. She nodded in agreement, eager to ...
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  • it's easy to lose yourself when you were never found to begin with. fragmented realities echo through my mind. i can't tell the difference between fact and fiction any more, ...
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