[Maxxx17]

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[Tara Shoemaker]

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[samui]

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[wilber.erickson]

it is one of his short stories, or novellas (can't remember which atm). When I read it's usually at night, and I've been too tired to do so lately.
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[car0line]

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[Leera]

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[evan54]

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[railey]

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