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Author's Note
Hello, my dear readers! I just want to address this before things get worst. Yesternight, I accidentally pressed the published button twice. The signal was rather turtle-like and I only noticed now that there was a double chapters. No worries, I'm going to fix it. Sure I can email my ever-loving Senior Editor, but this is my blunder and it has an easy-fix. I just have to update it. Just give me today or tomorrow to make amends. For the meantime, please don't purchase the chapter. I'll go so far to revise the one I've posted since I was half-asleep when I wrote them. Thanks again for the overwhelming support <3
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