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Chapter 76: Fuck Them All!
“Oh, wow, okay, okay, calm down son of Satan. You know, I am still in the process of coping up with the good news. Okay, whoo! I need a good breather.” Rabiya took a deep breathe in a clumsy and hysterical manner. She inhaled deeper, perhaps deeper than me every time I did the same thing, and exhaled deeper even more. There was a hint of a smile on her lips, and the fact that the way it curved in an inverted half moon only showed how she sucked at containing the joy on her face. But, just a quick realization, wasn’t that a little too much to react for that simple declaration? I mean, all right all right, we were friends from now on--best friends even--but didn’t she just went over board in controlling her emotion?
As I tried my best to ease her and calm her down so that we can now finally start the conversation about so many to mention things, Chuck chimed in in our one sided story telling. With a dry throat and a husky and raspy voice, h
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