The Last Web Chat
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Complete, First published Feb 20, 2017
Mature
I began this story in the summer of 2013; I don't remember what my inspiration for this story was, but I can remember shopping around ideas with friends of mine and then I thought of this, and they all thought it was a dark, and very sad idea. So, years later, I've decided to release it in its unabridged, unedited, copied straight from the file entirety, as one big thing.
  
  This is also the only instance where I wrote about a hetero couple. 
  
  There's bound to be spelling and/or grammar mistakes, and for that I'm sorry.
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