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They lay side by side, were sharing a guest room on a weekend visit with people they both knew from the college, had been given the same room by happenstance; there weren’t enough for everyone to have their own. Mitchell found the circumstance a great stroke of luck. Akemi seemed pleased with it as well, liked his company. Short chapters. New episode added almost daily.
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