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False-memory Quote by Dan Krokos

“Peter smiles at me, shaking his head. Behind the smile I can see he’s scared as I am. Blood drips onto his lips. “You never did listen to my orders,” he said. I smiled back. “Aren’t you glad you’ll have company?” quote by Dan Krokos — Download Open image

““Peter smiles at me, shaking his head. Behind the smile I can see he’s scared as I am. Blood drips onto his lips. “You never did listen to my orders,” he said. I smiled back. “Aren’t you glad you’ll have company?””

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