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Author: XSparxFlyX
last update publish date: 2020-11-06 18:26:00
The downpour was quite heavy. I'm not sure if I understood how Mr. Decarlo managed to drive without even slowing down.

The only thing that managed to make the silence less awkward, was the sound of raindrops continuously crashing on the hood of the car.

Oh god, this is so awkward... what am I supposed to say!? Wait a minute, why did I even get in his car in the first place!? I don't even know where he's headed to. Where is he taking me!? Obviously not home! He doesn't know where I live! Why is
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