It took a miracle and a very good therapist, but I got better. They let me out. I changed my name and went to school. I did well. And when I was done, Daddy got me a job in the library. It was his way of apologizing, I suppose. It made me happy though. I got to be normal. Productive. And best of all, I got to be close to Simon. His letters, his journals, they were all mine. The university wouldn’t care if they went ‘missing.’ I was well again.
Un Lampo di Bianco Scene 98
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Diaper Dimension Scene 304
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The Witches Next Door Scene 2
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Easter Flowers Scene 32
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Who Wears the Pants Scene 17
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Alvin in the Fourth Scene 135
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A Girl’s Wet Skiing Adventure Scene 42
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Un Lampo di Bianco Scene 49
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Stories we Tell Scene 93
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