LUCID
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Last published Tue, Jul 25, 2023
"We've got your ticket, courtesy of your father, just come up and enjoy this place. It's really something, Mike! You'll love it." Despite never seeing this woman, I could practically see her smiling face in my mind; her voice was artificially enthusiastic. After all, maybe some time up in the mountains wasn't such a terrible idea...
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