Somewhere far
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Ever wondered about all the places that your heart really wants to travel? Well, you're probably being a little romantic thinking about it but it's not all romantic and fun but if you do know then there's still more to grasp, and maybe you will just learn little tiny fractions of it by reading this short story.
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