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    'As It Happened'
    'As It Happened'
    'As It Happened'
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    'As It Happened'

    By Brad Oh

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    ‘As It Happened’ is a story about change. It tells the tale of a couple experiencing and struggling to navigate some key changes in the world around them, and we hope you’ll enjoy reading it.

    -Brad OH Inc.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrad Oh
    Release dateDec 1, 2012
    ISBN9781301513048
    'As It Happened'
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    Brad Oh

    Brad OH Inc. is a thought conglomerate consisting primarily of Brad OH, who is based out of Edmonton, AB. Brad OH has a background in psychology, with a philosophy minor. Brad OH Inc. writes short stories, blog postings, and novellas addressing social and psychological quandaries. Brad OH Inc. is also working on the completion of his second full-length novel, 'Edgar's Worst Sunday'. For more information, visit http://bradohinc.com/novels/. -Brad OH Inc.

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      'As It Happened' - Brad Oh

      As It Happened

      By Brad OH Inc.

      Copyright 2012 Brad OH Inc.

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      As It Happened

      A Short Story by Brad OH Inc.

      They sat together on the couch, the glow of the newscasters face from their small TV lighting up the room. How long had it been growing?

      At the centre of the divide between them, their hands just grazed one another. It was a seemingly insignificant space, but through it blew the winds of change, howling with the desperate voice of a day that would not come. The woman on the TV was beautiful— even while telling them

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