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“I am afraid even now, that they are looking for me. And I am afraid that they are not. That I am no longer important enough for them to care. Just another automaton, living the life I had been so afraid of, when I drank it in cocktails all those years ago.”

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Puck's Legacy

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“I could have the world’s best painter try to recreate what I’m looking at right now,” he began, those soulless eyes looking across my face, unbothered by whatever I had to say, “and he could never truly capture you as beautiful as you are right now, my little mouse.”