A drawer not yet locked
peroniandnibbana
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peroniandnibbana
Ongoing, First published May 04, 2016
Sally Fisher has developed a surprising admiration for someone that everyone else in her life seems to despise. With no womanly figures related to her in her life, she looks to a few individuals for support and inspiration. But as her predictable life seems to be rolling along gently, a secret is revealed when she receives a letter. This letter will require a choice that could cause even more disruption and conflict. Sally may be forced to put away any dream she has away in a drawer, to be visited again when the time is right, if she is lucky.
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