Each chapter will be a random story. From train tracks to windows. There'll be a story about it GOD DAMN IT. Some will be scary, some will be kinda scary, and some won't. They might just be stories. Some might even be comedic. Hope you like them.

Japan, the one country that I would always dream of during my slumber. The beautiful cherry blossoms, the amount of sceneries that comes across every corner of the country, the amount of unnatural but colourful variety of desserts, lastly I'm amazed at how most locals respect their culture. Do you get it? I'm obsessed with Japan. 

What's the cause to my obsession of Japan? That's easy, it was a beautiful sunny day during my childhood when I was 13 years old that my father introduced me to an anime called, "Naruto". I didn't take a liking to it but soon after the series of that anime ended. It being a popular anime, fans demanded for a second season, and it happened, the next season called, "Boruto", came out. I'm someone who loves a little romance when it comes to anime series, books or movies. My younger self judged a book by its cover, a picture with only two girls and a couple of boys caught my eye. That is when I started watching the series, and it led to me watching other types of animes. I started watching more romance, reverse harem animes, one thing in common that I noticed about these two genres is that, the places the anime features is beyond my expectation. In one romance anime, it showed a beautiful pond with a small curved up red bridge with rose bushes on the sides across the large bed of water. The surrounding area was an eye catching garden. Another common area that would be featured in both genres is a shrine. Shrines are surprisingly gorgeous, at least thats the result I get from researching. The more I watched, the more I knew about this country called, Japan. Oh yes, I also gained a hot anime boy obsession too, yea, I love them, hehe. That is how my obsession came by.

That was when I was 13. Now, I'm 22 and yes, I have already booked a plane ticket to Osaka, Japan. I heard that that area has loads of cherry blossoms, unless I'm wrong that is. Well, whatever, Japan here I come!

Little did I know, my anime boy love would come into reality once I landed in Japan...

Japan, the country I have always been wanting to visit. Ever since I was a kid, I fantasised about how beautiful Japan was, and all my interest started from anime. Watching anime gave me happiness, the good looking boys in a certain series made me squeal. This story is about how I, Rosella, met a guy who looks exactly like an anime boy.

Hikaru Akiyama, the heir of the Akiyama family, one of the greatest and most influential families in the world has been enrolled on The Advanced Nurturing Highschool.
An elite school under the government's tutelage that trains its students using the most cutting-edge techniques, in terms of both physique and mentality and whose alumni have left their mark in society since time immemorial.
And if this wasn't enough, Hikaru doesn't seem to have any talent for magic and seems to be a normal human, but how could the heir of the Akiyama not possess any magic?
 Eh..? What did you say?
The First HighSchool had also finished its enrollment quota?
The 1'st year representative is an extremely beautiful woman? She was called Miyuki Shiba?
Eh? A Rental-Girlfriend company is taking over Tokyo!?
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(A/N: With Volume 2 kicking off in just a week, I thought it would be fun to explore the inspirations and ideas that led me to write "Conscious, Conscientious." Here's the story behind this story!)

Conscious, Conscientious exists thanks mostly to Super Smash Brothers: Brawl.
Thanks for reading! Next time—
Alright, alright. I'll give some more context. 
It was back in my college days, roughly eight years prior to writing this (wait—it's been THAT LONG ALREADY?!?!). I was home for the weekend, as usual, but since it was early in the fall semester I didn't have much homework to do. So instead, I found ways to be a productive member of society!
…Not really. I just played too much Wii. Specifically, Super Smash Brothers: Brawl.
I had played the game so much with a friend in high school that I fell into a routine approach: I'd always do two-on-two team battles. As I dodged and spammed the A-attack for hours, my creative gears began turning. Ever since I was a kid, my brain has interpreted everything as some sort of story or narrative, and apparently playing a mindless game was no exception.
I began competing as the same team combinations over and over again, on all kinds of different stages. Before I knew it, I was forming fake little storylines for these teams in my head. 
(Apparently, at nineteen years old I wasn't old enough to stop playing pretend. But anyways…)
All this overly-specific gameplay got me thinking: this could literally BE a story. Fighters with special powers that always fought in teams of two…traveling to extremely diverse types of locations, to the point where they cross genres when they cross borders…
This could be fun to write.
As a Toonami kid back in the day who had recently returned to the anime world like some sort of Prodigal Weeb, I had seen my share of powered-up fighting anime. But I hadn't seen many concepts where the characters always fought as duos.
(I had yet to watch Pacific Rim, which had just released months earlier…but that's Pacific Rim. It just…doesn't count.)
On top of that, I thought it would be fun to implement a Pokémon-type culture. Hence, the Consciousness League: a fighting league where teams of two would travel around and challenge each other for money and potential stardom.
As for where they would all be adventuring, the idea of attributing genres to actual locations intrigued me. These power-enhanced duos would travel a vast world filled with virtually every possibility, much like the randomness of all the Super Smash Bros stages. It wouldn't be constrained to science fiction, fantasy, or realism alone.
While initially I had no idea what that would look like, it has since evolved into the story's setting and system: the Multiverse, containing Fiction Country, Realistic Fiction Country, Fantasy Country, Science Fiction Country, Normal Country, and Horror Country—all connected by No Man's Land.
(I understand I haven't explored this very much in the first Volume, but it's addressed much more in Volume 2, which starts next week!)
Similar to the limitless settings in the Multiverse, the characters would be just as diverse. In Smash Bros, I had been playing as two teams consistently: Link and Shiek, and Zelda and Lucas. These four characters were my initial inspirations for the main cast: Deon, Skrili, Zayza, and Lammy. 
And when you spend too much time fighting as Link, you start to question things.
Namely: how does he carry so much stuff around at once?? It always looks like he's pulling it out of his butt. Is his butt an infinite pocket of items??? Like, where is this all coming from?!
That gave me the whole "Imaginer" idea: a power where consciousnesses can create objects with their mind alone (Momo Yaoyorozu from My Hero Academia didn't exist to the public yet so don't come at me). Originally, all consciousnesses were going to be Imaginers. Instead, I landed on over a hundred consciousness types, like the original 101 Pokémon in Gen 1. 
To be fair, I can't really say Super Smash Bros: Brawl and OG Pokémon were my entire inspiration. As I mentioned, I was the Prodigal Weeb: returning to anime as a bright-eyed manchild and absorbing every second of shows like Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood and Bleach (the latter of which hasn't aged nearly as well as the former). As a reborn anime fan, those long-running shonen epics excited me. I wanted to try and make my own story like them, paying homage to my favorite anime.
And I kid you not: I genuinely, naïvely thought I was doing something unique by starting an anime-inspired ongoing novel. I had no idea the communities on Webnovel or other sites existed. Honestly, I wasn't even planning on showing anyone my work—I was going to use Conscious, Conscientious merely as writing practice.
So by this point, I had paused my game. I turned on my Toshiba laptop (Old Faithful…you will be remembered forever) and opened a Microsoft Word Document.
I'd been writing fiction for nobody since I was very young, but hadn't worked on anything in quite a while. This gave me the push to get back into it.
As I typed the first few words, it all began magically coming together into a pure masterpiece.
Just kidding, it sucked.
Throughout my college years, I went on to write around 26 chapters (which I called "episodes") of my original story. My ingenious approach was to write on the fly each time, with no idea of an overarching plot. I was winging it, just to keep my writing muscles exercised.
That caused A LOT of stupid plot issues. I DON'T recommend writing this way.
Eventually, I began emailing the chapters to close family and friends. One is a fellow aspiring writer, and you may see their work on this site one day…I'll let you know ;-) Over the years, after I realized I had a legitimate idea on my hands, this friend helped me flesh out the overarching story and characters.
This led to about a year ago, when I finally decided to try sharing my stories with the world for the first time. I had a clear beginning, middle, and end in mind, with all of the plot and character arcs conceptualized. 
The only problem was: my original 20-something chapters were in ROUGH shape. So I spent quite a while reworking and rewriting chapters, while planning what the overall release of the project would look like.
Aside from writing fiction for nobody to read, my other passion has always been making music. As a longtime Sonic the Hedgehog fan (the casual kind, not the questionable-fan-art-kind), I always loved how the 3D games would feature actual theme songs for each character. Plus, I discovered the immersive art of concept music from rock bands like Falling Up, who released an album called Hours with a corresponding audionovel of the same name. This was something I'd always wanted to try.
And so, as I prepared Arc 1 of Conscious, Conscientious, I also began writing and recording theme music for it. 
(Shameless plug: check out the first theme EP Conscious, Conscientious 1 wherever you stream music!)
And now, after several months of writing, recording, posting, and mostly just learning from dumb mistakes, we have the first 20 chapters of Conscious, Conscientious. I'm pleased to say: starting next week, we dive right into Volume 2 with Chapter 21.
In the next arc, you can expect a lot more exploration of the Multiverse and how it works, a lot more powers and types, and most importantly: you'll see the main characters forced to grow and change with new challenges, both physical and emotional. I'm excited to raise the stakes, as well as bring you some more theme songs. I hope you'll come along for the journey!

If Deon could spend his life pitting his powers against all kinds of opponents in all kinds of places, he would.

But he can't. Instead, he's trapped inside his impressively boring village. Then one night, after he and his cousin Lammy share an oddly vivid dream, that all changes...

...And they find themselves in a Multiverse far stranger, and more dangerous, than they could have ever imagined: one filled with diverse mind-based powers, countries defined by genre, and ambitions both humble and vicious.


~Character art created by the talented Weiicart on Fiverr!~

This story has theme music! Check out the first theme song, "Imaginer" by Circlebrooke, wherever you stream music or at circlebrooke.bandcamp.com

Our MC is a Dimensional Merc, hired by different world to correct what they can't. 

Just read the first chap for the rest, you'll get the idea. 

Viewer discretion is advised due to 18+ content, use of strong language, Cliché parts, Graphic Violence, Sexual and cringe content. 

I have given all the warnings now, if you don't like these, please skip and continue on the path of life, don't waste your, as well as my time in here.

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I do not own any character shown in this FF except the MC. Any name, face or description of any living or non-living person, animal or thing was not intended ams was purely coincidental. 

I also do not own the cover photo for this fanfic, don't sue me later

The specifications of the game were also written with great care. Players will receive tickets for driving offenses, fines for jaywalking, and in the event when the player gets hurt, they'll have to pay hospital fees too.
Of course, one good thing about the game was that players couldn't die, but could faint and recover in the hospital.
This game was designed with helping players feel the void they have in real life, as well as to utilize the biggest advantage VR games have.
Chen Mo left the room and walked around and indeed, everything looked really realistic, and the flaws suggesting that it was only virtual were barely noticeable.
For example, the bodies of the players aren't as detailed as in real life, similar to high quality CGI from his previous life. Although it looked incredibly realistic, you could tell it was computer generated.
This included the walls, tables, cars, street lamps... Although they were also very detailed, it was possible to tell that they were computer generated.
However, it still shocked Chen Mo that it was this detailed.
Of course, despite being named Earth Online, it was just a name, the developers didn't recreate the entire Earth.
Earth Online was just placed in a city, similar in size or slightly larger than GTA 5 in his previous world.
But the resources required to render one virtual city was incredibly eye watering.
After trying out some more features, Chen Mo exited Earth Online.
He didn't exit the game pod however, instead going into another VR game.
This was Zen Entertainment's poster child, and was one of the best performing VR games in China.
Chen Mo also tried it out a bit. The game was essentially a Wuxiao world in a VR environment. Other than the great feeling of being able to walk on air, its combat system as well as playstyle was fairly average compared to other MMORPG.
Chen Mo tried out another seven popular VR games before getting out of the VR pod.
Chen Mo felt tired after having played for around four hours, but at least he didn't have a headache or felt dizzy afterwards.
This was one of the problems of VR games. The players must be completely immersed in the game, meaning that all their senses are cranked up to eleven to take in all the information. Therefore VR games are as tiring as working a day job.
Players might even have to focus even more during key battles or quests.
Therefore, VR pod manufacturers recommend that players play for a maximum of eight hours at a time, taking a break afterwards. The players will face a test to test their cognitive abilities every time they log in. If they were considered to be tired, they would not be able to enter the VR world.
This was designed with the health of the players in mind.
However, this also exposed another flaw of VR games, they are much more taxing on the body than PC games.
Many would be able to play PC games through the night, and many teens would play over ten hours in one setting. They would also completely recover after those sessions after a good night's sleep.
However, you couldn't do that in VR games as it will forcibly close connections. It would most certainly affect the health of the players if they were allowed to play twenty plus hours in one sitting.
This was also a problem that wasn't addressed with current technology, severely impairing the expansion of VR games.
Many of the players would be working a day job, and after their job, they would go back home and do some chores, not to mention the need for a good night's sleep. They might only be able to squeeze out two or three hours for VR games during a workday.
They might have more time on weekends, but not by much, as it gets more and more difficult to have a calm relaxing weekend.
This was another reason people would choose PC or mobile games as their source of entertainment during their free time, because VR games were more physically demanding.
The rich and carefree would have much better things to do, such as planes and yachts, or beachside parties. They wouldn't be spending their time in a virtual world in a VR game.
There were various reasons VR games replacing PC games would still be a long time away.
In other words, with current technology, it's impossible for VR games to replace PC games.
Basically, when VR games came out it was groundbreaking, but everyone slowly got used to it.
Just like when the first triple A titles were released, drawing much attention from gamers. But as triple A titles got more common, they didn't even bat an eye.
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According to Chen Mo's research, VR games could compete with PC games in these Genres.
First, action games, shooter games(FPS), or fighting games.
These games had a strong emphasis on realism, and were basically extinct on the PC ecosystem.
After all, shooting a gun in a VR game compared to a PC was a completely different ball game.
Second, adventure games.
There wasn't much to talk about, looking at views on PC compared to VR, or rock climbing or surfing on PC vs VR were completely different.
Third, RPGs. These were also quite significant, but with different reasons from the previous two. As RPGs didn't rely on being realistic at all, but rather the social aspect as well as the composition of the world.
A key point of RPGs was the roleplaying aspect, which is why the world they live in were hugely important as well. VR games took a huge amount of resources. Using the same resources, a PC could render a world ten times bigger than the VR world. In terms of richness, VR games couldn't keep up with PC games at all. 
Moreover, many developers would release PC versions of their VRRPG games to test the waters, only continuing development if it was well received. This meant that many RPGs were available on both VR and PC.
Therefore there were quite a few RPGs that were doing quite well on PC.
Fourth, strategy games, and business simulation games. These types of games weren't affected much by VR.
Because there was too much micromanagement required by the player, requiring them to play from birds eye view. Adapting them to VR only made it more satisfying to play, and didn't add much to the gameplay unlike the aforementioned genres.
Moreover, because of how big the investment was to develop a VR game, it would be wiser to make the first few genres rather than strategy or business strategy games.
Therefore, despite being challenged by VR games, PC games still remain competitive, and would likely remain so for quite some time.


Chen Mo liked calling himself a video game designer, despite being a mere video game producer.
After dying one day from work-related stress, he transmigrated into a parallel world as himself, right after he graduated. He was now in the body of his younger self, who also aspired to be a video game designer. 
Will he be able to fulfill his dream after being reborn in this oddly different new world, and become the best video game designer in that world?
Follow Chen Mo on his romp through video game classics as he brings the great games of the past to a whole new world in pursuit of his dreams!
Note: This Novel has been continued as a passion project by its translator. The continuation of this novel will not affect the result of Trial Reading or Voting Pool. 

''Jules, loosen up. I am not going to swallow you. we are just dancing'' Kash said and gave her a flirtatious smile. Julieta frowned and suddenly kicked his leg saying.

''I am not dancing, you, playboy'' with that she stormed off at a speed and Kash stood there confused.

At a distance, Maijune saw what happened and was about to ran after Julieta when Aaron Saint held her hand, stopping her. She turned to look at him saying 'I think Julieta is not comfortable around Dr. Kash. I should go and check on her''

''Are you going to always run to her side when she faces every man in the future? Let them handle their affairs. Kash is a good man. He will never go overboard'' Aaron Saint told Maijune.

''I guess I was being worried for nothing then?'' Maijune said and Aaron Saint chuckled and pulled her closer to himself saying.

''But, you look really cute when you are worried about someone you care about'' he said and kissed her.
......….

Julieta ran into her room and shut the door. She leaned against the door and touched her beating heart. She flushed red and squatted down. she who had never experienced or known what love was found her reaction strange. She didn't know why her heart wouldn't stop beating at every word Dr. Kash said. 

Julieta sighed and began to think rationally. She thought about how flustered Kash looked when she screamed and pushed him away and ran away.

A knock on the door brought her back to her senses and she stood up and tripped on the gown and hissed. 

''Julieta, are you alright?'' Kash asked worriedly behind the door and Julieta opened the door. Kash rushed in and saw her touching her leg. 'What happened?''

''I tripped and my leg is hurt'' Julieta said.

''Let me see'' Kash said and squatted to take a look. He absentmindedly lifted the gown before he realised his actions and stopped 'I'm sorry. I need to lift up your gown in order to check where you are hurt''

''Okay'' Julieta replied.

''I will help you to the bed first'' Kash said cautiously. He didn't want to get his arm twisted again like the last time. He knew she was very sensitive about her body. Julieta nodded her head and Kash helped her to the bed and sat her down. he squatted and lifted the gown up to her knees. Kash looked at her leg and realised it had bruised and sighed.
''Is it that bad?'' Julieta asked.

''Is today your first time of wearing high heel shoes?'' Kash asked sceptically.

''How did you know that? I have never worn these kind of shoes before. I usually wear sneakers or booths'' Julieta answered honestly.

''Your leg is hurt. Sit here, I will go and get a balm for you to ease the pain'' Kash said and stood up.

''Where are you going?'' Julieta asked.

''To get you balm'' Kash said.

''No, ice cubes will do. I think there is some in the fridge downstairs. I could ask the housekeeper to bring me some here'' Julieta said.

''I will go and bring it. sit here and don't move'' Kash warned Julieta seriously before leaving the room. Julieta placed her hand on her chest feeling her beating heart and murmured.

''What is wrong with me lately? Why does my heart feel as if is going to beat to death each time I see him? Am I sick? I have never felt this before. I must be sick. I should go to the hospital tomorrow and let them do a full body check-up on me''

Kash opened the door and entered with a bag of ice cubes. He looked at her and smiled before he squatted to her legs and carefully removed the shoes from her legs. He picked the ice cubes and said to her ''it might give you a little shock but it will help the pain go away and also reduce the swelling''

''I know. I've gotten hurt during training a number of times than I could keep count. I know this much, Dr. Kash'' Julieta said and they both laughed. Kash relaxed and sat down near her feet and placed the ice cubes on her leg.

''How did you and Mimi Garcia meet?'' Kash asked cautiously. Earlier, Dr. Sam had told him that Julieta refused to talk about the accident and Kash wanted to find out if she was traumatized by it.

''Did my father put you up to this? Did he asked you to get close to me to find out about my mental state?'' Julieta asked a little disheartened.

''Your father is indeed worried about you but that is not why I am asking you. I am genuinely asking you because I care about you'' Kash said and looked at her.

''You don't have to worry about me. I am fine. I am doing well'' Julieta said and looked away. Her eyes stung. 

''You can trust me, Jules. Everyone is here for you. Your father is here for you. I am here for you. You don't have to keep everything to yourself. We can only help you if you allow us to'' Kash said and stood up adding 'I have to go before the rest starts looking for me. don't want your father to think I kidnapped his daughter'' 

''I was lonely'' 

Kash stopped at the door when he heard that voice. He turned and leaned against the door not saying anything, urging her to continue.

''When I first woke up in the hospital, I was lonely. I didn't know who I was. I was all alone by myself until Mimi Garcia came to find me. she told me a lot of things. She said that my accident was caused by August Maijune and that my family didn't want me anymore''

"She brought me to her place and started training me. she made me do a lot of things. I killed a lot of people. every night, each time I close my eyes, I see all the people I have killed. The truth is, I still find everything strange and awkward. I now have a family and even friends who care about me, but the truth is, I still feel empty inside. I don't know how I should act around people''

''You are already doing a great job. Actually, that is how life is when you are faced with change, it feels strange and difficult at the beginning but if you persevere, you will realise, life isn't as hard as we think it is. You don't have to be careful about anything. Every one of us understands and accepts you just the way you are. Look at August Maijune. She is unpredictable, sometimes volatile but we have come to accept that it is okay for another person to not act according to the norm. every one of us has our differences but that is what makes us special''

''Is this part of a consultation session?'' Julieta asked.

''No, this is a hearty chat between two friends who wants to get to know each other''

''Were you always this kind of person?''

''What kind of person am I?'' Kash asked.

''You are unpredictable. You say the most awkward things ever''

''Really? I didn't know I was such a person in your heart? There is something I'm curious about though'' Kash said.

''What are you curious about?'' Julieta asked.

''Why did you push me away like that outside there? Did I say or do something that you didn't like?'' Kash asked sincerely. Julieta blushed as she thought about it again. her heart started beating fast.

''You didn't do anything, I just found it boring all of a sudden'' Julieta looked away as she said.

''Boring? Was I boring?'' Kash asked.

''No, not you. I mean the dance and the music. I just found them boring. I wasn't used to such soft music'' Julieta said.

''Really? Then, what kind of music do you like? RnB, Reggae, hip hop, country music?'' Kash mentioned the types of music he knew.

''Are those all different types of music genres?'' Julieta asked surprised.

''No way. You don't even know the different types of music genres? Which planet did you just come from?''

''I told you. I used to only hang out with thugs and those group of people didn't really do music. Drugs was their thing'' Julieta said.

''So, did you also use drugs?'' Kash asked.

''Once and I never touched them again. I didn't feel right after taking it, so I stayed away'' Julieta said.

''Good girl, you did well'' Kash told her.

''How long have you being a doctor? Did you always wanted to be a doctor growing up?'' Julieta asked.

''I come from a family of doctors. It was more of an inherited kind of thing but I grew to really love it. I loved treating people, attending to them and making sure they were okay'' Kash said proudly.

''I see'' Julieta smiled.

''Since we are asking each other personal questions, can I ask you something?''

It was definitely love at first sight for August Maijune the day she first saw Aaron Saint in the hospital ward. 

Waking up suddenly from a coma after an accident, August realised she didn’t remember anything about her life and who she really was. The only person she relies on is Aaron Saint who claims to be her guardian.


After, almost running over her five years ago with his car, Aaron Saint has taken responsibility to take care of August until she remembers who she was but what he didn't know was she had more than one personality living in her hence their roller coaster romance began. 

'‘Are you married?'’

'‘No’'

‘'Do you have a girlfriend?’'

‘'No’'

‘'Do you have a sister who is not really a sister and she is in love with you?’'

‘'No’'

‘'Then, am I allowed to fall for you? I think I’m in love with you"

‘'You’re the first woman to be this bold
 towards me’'

This is a romance story about a man who was betrayed by love and a woman who can’t remember her past.

Check out the roller coaster romance of a man and a woman who has DID.

This story revolves around the female lead suffering from DID also known as Split Personality Disorder. Her battle towards finding herself and the male lead doting on her as she tries to find herself.

There is also a bonus story about her children all in it.

You might want to read more about her.

PS: Her personalities will leave you laughing away your stress.



Meet August the flirt, Maijune the fighter, Mai the little psycho who only makes bombs and June the seductress whose weakness is a handsome and beautiful man.

PS: This book also features two side stories that you will surely love.

Book cover does not belong to me. All credits to the original owner


In my spare time I like to play video games. I play them because they are fun and it's a good boredom buster. The games that I play the most are Halo, Driver and Candy Crush. I play these on my Xbox and tablet.
There are lots of different types of consoles that you can play video games on. These include Xbox, Play Station, DS, Wii, and also computers, iPads, tablets and also phones. There are also many genres of video games. Some of these include strategy, puzzle, arcade, racing and fighting. Some all-time classic video games include Mario, Donkey Kong, Tetris, Pinball, Pac man and Solitaire, just to name a few. These are very famous and have been played over 50 million times as more than half of the world's population play video games.
Video games can be used not only for recreational purposes but also educational purposes. Some schools use computer games to teach things such as maths and spelling in a fun way. Games such as Study Ladder, Reading Eggs and Math letics are played by students at school. Although they may not be actually classified as video games they seem as if they are as students/children have fun trying to beat their own or their friends' high scores while they are learning new things or practising the things that they have learnt in class.
Video games can also make people money. People who work in the video game business have a great job. When I am older I would like to have a job either making or testing video games. This would be a great job for me as it would be what I enjoy the most and I would really like to get paid for doing the thing I love the most and make video games for other people to enjoy.
These are the reasons why video games are my favourite things.
Thanks for reading

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