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You had a good life. Work was about as well as it could be, a simple nine to five. Your colleagues were nice enough. Money was not a problem, thanks to your parents, you had become an expert in knowing when to spend and when to save. You're thankful for all these things, God knows, it could be much worse. You were most thankful for your pal, Sans. He was a lazy, pun-loving skeleton who cared more about ketchup than changing his clothes. You'd been friends forever, you trusted him a lot. That was why you told him how nervous recent mob activity made you, it was happening to close to your home. Could he have an idea what to do about this?
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EDIT: READER AND PAPYRUS ARE BOTH IN THEIR TEENS!! WARNING: BOOK CONTAINS SWEARING/CUSSING AND VIOLENCE Just before she passed away, my grandmother told me about the monsters who lived under Mount Ebott. My mother hated everyone. My father died in the war of the monsters. My grandmother decided to whisper to me: "Promise me, You will find, A better family. One who will love you, No matter their duties. I will love you too, I will be watching you. No matter your choice, Let me hear your happy voice." So that's what I did. Her words went through my head as I climbed the mountain, hoping that a monster could help me. - "Sans flinched as the shouting downstairs grew louder. The ropes around my wrist seemed to grow tighter as I struggled, hoping to break free from the monster stomping up the stairs angrily. As Sans stepped back, his door was smashed open. I took one long look at the figure standing there and instantly knew: this is why I am here." - (SLOW STORY! MANY SLOW CHAPTERS BECAUSE OF DETAILS)(COVER ART NOT BY ME!)

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