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“One of the days, you'd just disappear and no one would know. They'd think about you someday and look for you online, and would wonder why there are no more new posts, no story updates, no last seen, and then they'd try to see if they still have your number, but they'd either not find it, or it will go unanswered, they'd think about all possibilities and wonder if you're no more. And would probably remember a few things about you before going back to their busy lives.”

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