The One Who Watches

The One Who Watches

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Part 1: Chapter 1 to Chapter 7 Part 2: Chapter 8 to Chapter 17 Part 3: Chapter 18 to Epilogue A story about a female suffering from reoccurring 2nd class apoplectic stroke, and a very kind soul whom she identifies as her guardian angel. This condition's symptoms causes individuals to be on the verge of unconsciousness when experiencing the stroke. Sometimes the symptoms lead to fatal consequence. This is why the female of this story associates the male character with divinity. But because her feelings towards him are not religiously or spiritually inclined, she does not use any terms that confound these.
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Nagala

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