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Chapter 24: That echoed through the streets
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I looked at the man in front of me, him smiling and talking about having his daughter back. After I had woken up, they had taken me into a bigger building and I was placed in a place that smelled like food. My mom had called it a kitchen. It was weird that she was my mom. I hadn’t even known that word had existed but I kind of remember it now. Or at least I remember the word &
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