Imaginary Friend

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A note from the emotions to the body and brain.


This is a super short 600 word story, or rather, note. This is pretty much a start for me and my attempt (maybe failure) to improve my writing. Enjoy!All Rights Reserved

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Fri, Mar 25, 2016

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