A memory of home

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This is heavily inspired by the game 'What Remains Of Edith Finch', This story is going to lean heavily into topics of guilt, family trama, and death, aswel as many other less than plesant topics. consider yourself warned, after the first chapter of this book I won't put warnings.All Rights Reserved

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