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THE LAYOVER
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Ongoing, First published Jul 16
Mature
They missed their flight.
The airline gave them a hotel.
One night.

The next morning, their names are gone.

"The Layover"
Enjoy your stay




Author note: 

Written at midnight. 
Rewritten at 3AM. 

This is what happens when you overthink during your layover. 

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Started: 16/07/2025

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