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It's my first time here
As we got closer to town, my phone gained signal and several messages popped up on my screen. Voicemails, text messages and emails all blinked at me. Remi smiled at all the notifications I was receiving.
“How long has it been since you left the camp?” he asked.
“Since I got here about 6 weeks ago,” I replied.
“Wow, you’re tough!” he said with a laugh. “Most people can’t go an hour without checking their social media”. I shrugged.
“I’m not like most people,” I replied.
“No you really aren’t” he said with an adoring smile.
Remi lived in a new apartment building in town with fantastic views. The place was neat but nearly empty, I guessed he hadn’t been living there very long. “Sorry, I don’t have a whole lot in here yet, I just got the place a month ago” he said, confirming my suspicions.
“Where did you live before that?” I asked curiously while checki
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