My Dearest Juliana
I saw something that reminded me of you today. It was just a small, tiny thing, but it reminded me of you nonetheless.
I saw something that reminded me of you today. It was just a small, tiny thing, but it reminded me of you nonetheless.
She came out to the balcony with me, an orange tucked in her hand. She asked me what I’m doing, so I flicked my half-smoked cigarette away and said: “Just […]
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You raise your glass as you toast with your new coworkers. They cheer and welcome you to the team.
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The following transcript is taken from an interview between a doctor and his patient. The recording has been declassified for research usage. Any sensitive information has been redacted to protect […]