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J. J. Hanna © 2020 I pulled up to the drive through and let my car idle. It was going to be a long day. I could already tell that things...

J. J. Hanna © 2021 Part 2 - Call Me Camelia Dreams plagued Amber that night. Neither good nor bad, but different. She never awoke in a...

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J. J. Hanna © 2020 I pulled into the drive through like I did every morning, sliding my hands up and down my soft pink steering wheel...