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“And don't worry about it, Kai, whatever it is. Although it's the longest thing you'll ever experience, it's also very short. Don't waste your life on worries, okay?' He walked further away from the counter taking the shrilling sound of his voice with him whilst leaving behind the best advice I have ever ignored.”

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Book:Seven Sins
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