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“با دندان های از خشم به هم فشرده گفتم: (( تو خیال می کنی کار من سرگرمیه؟ )) هیچ چیز به اندازه ی تصور بی ارادگی و بی عرضگی، عصبانیت مرا بر نمی انگیخت. پ ن : منم همینطور کوکو، منم”

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