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Let Me Explain!

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It's not easy being in a town that doesn't exist. An autobiography of a mentally disturbed individual that will make you question if any of this is real or just some gibberish from an insane person. But that's up for you to decide.[UNFINISHED]All Rights Reserved

asylum autobiography dark fictional humor mature originalcharacters unfinished unreliablenarrator wip

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