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Intermission
I am sorry that I have not written anything in this story for a bit. I am working out where to go from here. I thought I had a plan but that did not work out so well. I am working on the next phase. Pleas be patient and keep checking in. I will get some more out as soon as possible. I am worried that what I have next it too predictable. I want to add more to the story. I want a few more twists before I continue.
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