AND SO WE BEGAN…
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cil turned a glad and tender face to the gardener and spoke again.
‘t our age!“
ears t misted her round brown eyes.
across t tness of ears pressed against his own fingers.
Beneatrembling line of the babies were dreaming.
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No docer’s voice t s ly under roking s, if s, seem t perturbed, but only blinked and continued to stare indifferently.
‘’s his name?“ I had asked.
‘Sly replied.
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In t pencil and tco tions t penetrated my dro t tattoo Cer’s name etco ion self? Or ill ted ao tten… Isabelle and Cs, ter’s palm rose into vieter Q for question, seared into human flesh.
As I started to sleepe my questions, to expand. t. S engulfed me, until I realized ure of trepidation and t I e interior of tory itself. eig long in Miss inter’s story, plotting its landscape, measuring its co