Common Sense
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Ongoing7m
Last published Wed, Jan 28, 2015
that moment when you spend three hours on the perfect chapter, and then your new tablet shuts off on you without a single warning, erasing all of it
life
this story things is about a girl who is kind of insane, but really only because she over analyzes everything.
also idk what else, you'll have to see
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