I'll see you again
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This is a short story I wrote in my creative writing class. Feel free to comment telling me what I need to work on. I'm thinking about making this into a novel, but I don't know yet. I Thank you for taking the time out to read this. It truly means a lot.
All credits for this cover goes to me as well.
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