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The Forsaken Corpseborn Chapter 6
A few days after, Envy consumed me, I learned for the first time, Of what it meant to fear. On my way back,
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What if?
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Gratitude . Content Warning.
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Dream Log #9
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He Snores Like a Train on a Track
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it cannot be fear
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Destination Unknown
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Life of the Party
Smile when I arrive. Shake my hand. Pat my back. I am the life of the party. You don't belong Claim to be my friend. Laugh at my humor.
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hello, february
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