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Little Things
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Like any advent when the importance is given by the integrator due to the grade of his own standpoint. A maze of unique kind that plows the similarity between the blether and plausibility on which most individuals lie their projections upon. This facetious short story narrates the relationship of a family daily life. It shows how joy, rage, unity, entanglement, disclosure, and concealment can sprout easily even in the most overlooked situation. All in all, the resemblance of human nature along with the coarse prime still continue on surpassing the most obvious.
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J.D Evies
As a writer, I love expressing ideas through different realities focusing on many situation life provides.
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