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““You did not like your stepfather, I take it,’ said Dandelion after a short silence. ‘I did not.’ Milva audibly gritted her teeth. ‘Because he was a bastard. If my mother was not looking, he would run up and grope me, then claim he did nothing. So, I finally lost control and hit him with a rake, and as he fell I gave him a bit more – two kicks in the ribs and one in the course. He laid there for two whole days, spitting blood... And I ran away from home into the wide world, not waiting until he was healthy again. Then I heard that he died, and my mom shortly after he... Hey, Dandelion! Are you writing about this? Don't you dare! Don't you even dare, do you hear me?””

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