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“Unblessed” by Jo Varnish

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“The man said something else but Frank didn’t hear it. A loud horn rang out over the cavern and the screams began. Frank felt them all around.”
“We swapped obscure similarities as easily as we swapped films and books and asked each other simultaneously if we could be 'Facebook friends.'"
What do we love on a Wednesday afternoon? A brand new short story, that's what.
“And I still love the unapologetic bad girls. A dalmatian never changes its spots.” from Cruella De Vil and the Strange Nine-year-old Boy Who Loved Her by Brian Abbey #linkinbio
Frank died. Frank died. Frank died. 🦑
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