Death Call
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Last published Mon, Jul 1, 2019
In which a boy who can see the future calls a girl to let her know that she's going to die. Soon.
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"You're going to die."
"Excuse me?"
"Oh, you didn't hear me? Maybe the phone connection is a little dodgy. Don't worry, I'll repeat myself. You, my dear Eleanor Clarke, are going to die. Soon."
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