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... umping out from my room. It’s such a pity but for my the stair I only use it to go up. f𝘳e𝒆w𝗲𝐛𝘯𝐨νe𝚕.co𝓶

Dosun! Hearing such a loud sound, all the student around looking at me wandering what’s going on.

[A always, that piggy duke making such a noise…]

[Aa piggy duke huh…I thought it was a meteor just now…]

I am thinner right? Or so I try to rebuke myself while I walk.

The exercise ground is a space with at least one meter depth of pit surrounding it. ...

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