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Home Open The man made his way up the brown cobblestone driveway to the house, which sat boldly on the site, concrete Grecian pillars stretched upwards and blocked out the light. The front garden seemed to have never enjoyed the sunlight. Two giant maple trees stood naked in the shade of the house. The ground

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Jess

Jess He has no family he could speak of, but a wealth of friends that he has fostered since boarding school and two particularly close ones from long before, Troy and myself. Troy has a permanent limp and walks with a cane; he has a government job in children’s services. I became a fireman, like

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