The Way To Aja
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Ongoing, First published Nov 25, 2018
Nothing was the same. Nothing had been the same since the strange, old unkown pastor-men had lowered the casket into the ground. Nothing ever would be, not since Aja died. Rorry's beautiful, funny, amazing, smart, girlfriend was dead, and she couldn't do anything about any of it. She was totally now alone in this world that now seemed bleak and scary. It was time to go home. It was time to heal.
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