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Hetic Day: A Fictional Narrative
I've had a hectic day.

I was about to bath.

So if you don't mind...

Oh, yes.

Alright, I won't keep you.
I'll see him some other time. Bye-ye.

No one will ever take you away from me.

Ever.

- You're back.
- Were you hoping I'd moved?

- How was your day?
- Same as yesterday and the day before.

- Just like it will be tomorrow.
- Do you always have to whine?

I have good reason.

This is what I made today.
Even the people I know didn't want to tip.

- Don't stress. I'll lend you some cash.
- No, thanks. I can take care of myself.

- You brought your own food?
- Be happy...

your groceries will last longer.

Why is that scoundrel following you around?

Can you hurry with my order?

- R96.
- Thank you.

I thought my wallet was in my bag.
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