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    Finally
    Finally
    Finally
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    Finally

    By Arch DeNight

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    A woman is taking a bus every morning to get to her office. She notices that a gorgeous other woman is taking the same bus with her. Did the woman notice her, too? Was that really a smile she gave her? Did she just imagine it all? After watching the same woman getting on the same bus for almost a month, she finally decides that it's time to find out more. Little that she knows, curiosity costs a lot more than she expected.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherArch DeNight
    Release dateApr 18, 2013
    ISBN9781301939596
    Finally
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    Arch DeNight

    "What is a word but combination of letters? Jumbled and juggled by the writer's mind. One thing I know for sure is, words, for me, are an amazing escapade. Being typed, being read, being said, all the same. An escapade. To the world of everything and nothing at the same time." Arch DeNight is a young woman who likes to think, to talk, and to type about many things. Having a degree in Psychology, she doesn't think that she understands human better than before having one. Human being, for her, is not a book that can be read--but they can always be observed for fun. Currently residing in a tropical Southeast Asian country, she spends her time playing online games, daydreaming, typing, and of course... making contact with other human beings. Contact her through: arch.denight@gmail.com She'll be very happy to hear anything you have in mind, especially the ones related to her writings :-)

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