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Creative Writing: Evelyn's False Bed
Needless to say, Evelyn had to get to sleep pretty freaking early. He was exhausted after what happened that day. As soon as he'd eaten, showered, and gotten his pajamas on, he fell, face first, onto his queen-sized bed, and passed out.

Later in the night, he dreamt, wild, crazy dreams, as he always did. They were so intense, so strange... When he was a child, his mother would think he'd been having fever dreams whenever he'd describe them to her, but, after a while, it became clear that these would be normal for him. Strange to others, but normal to

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