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“Oh, Moss," she said. "How little faith you have in others." "Do you blame me? I don't have much faith to go on these days, what with the world ending around us." "You know, sometimes it does feel like we're in one of those trendy dystopian novels," she admitted. "Except a lot less white.”

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Book:Anger Is a Gift
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