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Chapter 93

Author: A. Leilani
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Chapter 93

BIANCA

The morning sun was warm on my face as I watched Louis make his way across the monkey bars at Greenbrook Garden Park, his small tongue poking out in fierce concentration.

"Louis, be careful," I called from my spot below him, my hands hovering near his waist in case he slipped. "You're going too fast."

"I'm not going too fast," he insisted, his voice strained with effort as he swung from one bar to the next. "I'm going exactly the right amount of fast. This is professional monk
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