death's messenger
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"if you could know the date of your death, would you want to?"
"depends, why do you ask?"
"um... no reason."
"bullshit, tell me."
....
"i can tell you when you're going to die."
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started 3/6/19
strong language!!
lowercase intended
cover credits go to: @bbbucky
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