She Who Forgets He Who Remembers

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As a promising young journalist, Jaune has mastered the art of dealing with difficult people and circumstances. With her impressive research and writing skills, she was given the task of doing a special documentary for their show's anniversary episode. But a simple error on her manuscript comes with a series of tangled inconsistencies. 

Will Jaune be able to write the story that will unravel her own?All Rights Reserved

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The Progressive, The Irreversible, and The Incurable
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