DrabbleWriMo2021
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Last published Mon, Nov 1, 2021
A drabble is a story of 100 words, and the aim of DrabbleWriMo is to write a single drabble each day of November.
The prompt list for each day is in the first chapter.
Feel free to participate <3
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