The Night We Met

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Parts 4
Time 55m

Reads 50
Votes 3
Parts 4
Time 55m

"I had all, and then most of you, some, and now, none of you. Take me back to the night we met."
    
    
    
    
    
    DEAD DOVE DO NOT EAT or DDDNE: A warning or tag typically used to indicate that a work contains tropes or elements that may be deemed morally reprehensible without the author explicitly condemning the topics; take the tags, if any, listed on the work seriously. The general use of DDDNE is emphasis of any tags listed - good or bad; they are here for a reason, you know what you're getting yourself into so don't complain that you weren't warned. Authors may choose to only use DDDNE and no other tags as a blanket warning to avoid spoilers or if there are too many triggers/sensitive topics that it would be impossible to fully list. The term comes from Arrested Development (character sees a bag in the fridge that's labeled Dead Dove: Do Not Eat. He looks in the bag and says, "Huh, don't know what else I expected").All Rights Reserved

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"I had all, and then most of you, some, and now, none of you. Take me back to the night we met."
    
    
    
    
    
    DEAD DOVE DO NOT EAT or DDDNE: A warning or tag typically used to indicate that a work contains tropes or elements that may be deemed morally reprehensible without the author explicitly condemning the topics; take the tags, if any, listed on the work seriously. The general use of DDDNE is emphasis of any tags listed - good or bad; they are here for a reason, you know what you're getting yourself into so don't complain that you weren't warned. Authors may choose to only use DDDNE and no other tags as a blanket warning to avoid spoilers or if there are too many triggers/sensitive topics that it would be impossible to fully list. The term comes from Arrested Development (character sees a bag in the fridge that's labeled Dead Dove: Do Not Eat. He looks in the bag and says, "Huh, don't know what else I expected").

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