Cherry Pie
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Last published Thu, Jul 16, 2020
'That's, that's a lot of, cats.' I turned to look at the boys bewildered expression before bursting into a fit of laughter. 'What?'
'You- you- oh my god,' I attempted to compose myself, 'dude you look like you've just seen a ghost. It's a shelter, not a funeral.'
'Well last time I checked greenhouses aren't supposed to be filled with demons of fluff.' He crossed his arms and sent me a narrowed look.
'You are so negative, just come on.'
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The story of how Lucas Sorters, a clueless boy, and Rosalind Derat, a girl known for her habit of daydreaming all the time, realized that maybe all they need is each other.
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