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Angy & Satty: Two Angels, One Friendship

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Book:The Strength of the Few
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Book:The Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion, vol. 7
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“Cheryl believed people were always being nudged toward something. Debbie believed the universe was mostly minding its own business.”

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