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Last published Tue, Apr 24, 2018
These are stories under mostly 30-50 words. Mostly 2-4 sentences which determine the stories.
These are MY ideas. So anyone of you think of copying it, then I'll hunt you out and burn you down. 😂😂 Ok.. not so serious but you will face the consequences..
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