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Fiction: A Fictional Narrative
“I know, I feel a bit weird after all our history. That’s all.” Yuri responded. “I want to fix everything and make it better.”

“If you fight with us, I’m sure it’ll help a lot.” Isaac said. “To be honest with you, I don’t think anyone here trusts you at all. I don’t either, but I want to give you a chance.”

“Reasonable.” Yuri responded. “Thank you for being honest.”

The van started to move as Epsilon guided Gerard to the location of his apartment. Malessica looked out the window, smiling brightly. She was happy to see everyone back together, though she wasn’t entirely sure on how she felt about Yuri, she didn’t have many options, but to trust her. Knowing her information would be useful, Malessica decided to keep herself in line. Yuri kept
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