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The Girlfriend
By Anon Allsop
I sat in the grass along the north side of the building and
watched her walk past; I sucked air through my teeth at her
beauty. My eyes followed her walk, swaying deliciously
toward the little bench by the pines.
"Hey man... you even listening?" My friend Roger slapped my
arm.
I glanced over at him and grinned, "Ever see her around
here before?"
His eyebrows raised, "No... actually I haven't." He looked
around me at the woman. "Why don't you go on over and talk
to her... she looks like your type."
I frowned, "Now what the heck is that supposed to mean."
He smiled, "She's cute... not spectacular... just cute."
I looked again to see if we were talking about the same
girl. "You're crazy. She's incredibly beautiful."
He laughed, "...Sure, if you say so."
I started closing my books, "You're just saying that
because you're gay..."
He stopped chuckling and very animatedly, flipped out his
wrist, "Thay there fella... going my way?" He leaned across
and tried to kiss my cheek, I scrambled to my feet
laughing.
He pointed at her, "Go on... ask her out." He leaned his
back against the tree, "If you need any pointers... I'll be
here."
As I walked away he was laughing, "Hey Duke!" I paused and
turned to look back at him, when I did... he winked and
began laughing again. I only smiled and waived him off, and
continued to walk toward the girl.
As I approached she looked up, "Good Afternoon!" I smiled.
"Would you mind some company?" She scooted over toward her
side of the bench, "I figured you looked like you could use
someone to talk to."
She said nothing, but continued to read. I glanced toward
her without actually glancing at her. She smiled slowly and
removed her glasses, "Okay... who put you up to this?" She
turned her face toward me and asked, using a tone that
showed her irritation.
"Nobody... I just..." I was taken off guard.
"Mike sent you over here didn't he?" She placed her
beautiful hands upon her lap.
"Mike... Mike who?" I replied.
"Oh sure... I know you guys and how you play your little
infantile jokes."
"I... I don't know any Mike!" I said, trying to diffuse her
anger.
She slowly realized that I was on the up and up, her face
softened. "I'm sorry. It's been a really rough semester."
I again settled back into the seat. "Care to talk about it?
I'm a good listener." I smiled, trying to ease her concerns
about me.
She looked at me with her beautiful blue eyes, "No thanks."
I shrugged and looked back over toward Roger, he waived,
causing the girl to laugh. "A friend of yours?"
I frowned at him, "He was." She giggled at my comment.
I watched her as she pulled a lock of blonde hair over her
shoulder, "So... are you new to campus?" I asked.
"No... I was here last year." She crossed her gorgeous legs
and pulled at the short hem of her skirt.
"No kidding..." I sighed, "I would've figured that I'd
remember seeing you around."
"You wouldn't have recognized me, before." She said,
leaning against the back of the bench, her pert youthful
breasts emphasized by the movement.
Swallowing hard, I asked, "Could I be really frank with
you?"
She shrugged her demure shoulders, "Be whomever you want to
be..."
I paused, "Huh?" She started to laugh, closing her book
that she had laid in her lap.
"You asked if you could be Frank..." She continued to
giggle, I smiled realizing then that I loved her laugh.
I pointed toward the campus coffee shop, "Would you care
for a cup of coffee?" She looked that way, pulling her hair
over her shoulder.
"I really shouldn't..." She glanced back toward me, "What
would your friends think if they saw us together?"
I replied flatly, "They'd say, wow... look at the beautiful
girl with Duke."
She looked as if she wanted to go but, something was
holding her from committing. I stood up suddenly and
offered her my hand, "Come on... please? I promise that I
won't bite!"
She smiled and slowly reached out her small hand, "Well if
you promise, then I guess it's okay."
We strolled down the sidewalk, she glanced over toward
Roger and waived, "Your friend is waiving at us..."
"Ignore him... maybe he'll go away." I replied without
looking. She laughed.
From across the grass I could hear Roger yelling my name,
"DUUUUKKKEEE!" I buried my face in my hand out of
embarrassment.
She giggled, "Sounds like he's calling for a dog."
I laughed, "That's Roger for you..." Gladly I held the door
for her and she entered, we took a booth away from Rogers
view.
We were approached by that waitress, "What can I get you
two?"
"Coffee..." I realized that I should have let her order for
herself, "I'm sorry... would you care for anything else?"
"No... coffee's fine." The waitress nodded and left to get
the coffee.
"I'm forgetting my manners, my friends call me Duke." I
held out my hand and she shook it, giggling. "What's so
funny."
She continued to smile, "I gathered that was your name...
you know... your friend."
"Ah... him." I kidded. Thankful that he couldn't see how
enamoured I was with this female. "So... what's your name?"
She smiled and watched the waitress pour coffee in her cup,
"Most of my friends call me Katrina, my really close
friends just call me Kat."
I was held captivated by her eyes, the sparkle lighting my
very soul. "And, what should I call you?"
Her voice broke, "K... Kat." I watched her blush as she
took a sip of her coffee.
I smiled and sat my coffee cup down, "Then, Kat it is."
She gave me a steady look, my heart fluttered from her
beauty. Her expertly manicured nail traced the tiny handle
on her cup. "You said that you wanted to be frank, what did
you want to ask?"
I raised my eyebrows and inhaled deeply, "I... I was
wondering if you and I could go out sometime?" I felt the
anticipation of her answer.
She leaned back in her seat with a surprised look on her
face, "I don't really think you would be interested in
dating me." A tiny smile hinted on her stunning mouth.
"Try me." I replied.
"I'll have to think about it Duke." She picked up her spoon
and slowly stirred in a teaspoon of sugar. "I'm just not
too sure that I'm ready."
"So what's the problem, are you an axe murderer?" I
laughed, "Maybe you're an alien? I tried to look as if I
were contemplating her background, she smiled and giggled
into her slender hand.
"The last time I looked, I wasn't either of those things."
She said laying her spoon back on the table. "I'm just a
Sophomore trying to earn her degree. That's all."
I drummed my fingers and smiled shaking my head, "No... no,
I don't think that's it either."
"Oh, well then mister smarty-pants, exactly who do you
think I am?" She folded her arms, creating a deepening
amount of cleavage.
I studied her thoughtfully and smiled, "Kat, you look to be
the type of girl that sees what she wants and goes out to
get it." I leaned forward and grinned.
"Okay, so you're half right." She laughed, "Tell me more."
I squinted and adjusted myself in the booth, "You're
looking for the type of man who's sensitive and will honour
the ground you walk on."
"And I suppose you know of such a man?" She giggled.
"Sure do. Me!" I said tapping my chest with my thumb.
"I don't know." Her voice trailed away as she spoke, "Can
you be trusted?"
I nodded, "With your very life."
"Maybe you're the one who's an axe murderer?" She smiled,
taking a sip of her coffee.
"Could be?" I agreed, "But the only way to find out would
be to date me."
She thought for a moment, "If I did that, it could be my
last date."
I bounced my eyebrows, "Honey, after I'm done, there won't
need to be any others."
"Oh, now it's honey is it?" She laughed as she sat her cup
back down.
"Okay, that was out of line... I'm sorry." I frowned. "I'll
tell you this Kat, if you date me, I'd show you a really
good time."
"That's not the only thing I'd be afraid you would show
me." She folded her hands and placed them on the table.
"If you are worried that I'd try something like sex, put
that thought out of your mind. I plan on saving myself
until I get married." I got suddenly serious; this was
something that I believed in.
She looked me in the eye and nodded slowly, I could barely
see her head move. "Interesting."
"What? You don't think a 22 year old guy could keep his
pants up?" I leaned forward. "I may be full of bull, but
I'll tell you this... at least I'm honest."
She smiled and took another sip of her coffee, "That is
truly refreshing."
"Me or the coffee?" I smiled.
She sat the cup back down, "Oh you of course." We both
looked up as the waitress came back past and refilled our
cups with steaming coffee. Kat remained quiet until the
woman moved away, "Most guys are only interested in one
thing from me, that's why I was a bit short with you. It's
a rare quality you don't see much anymore."
I leaned back drinking in her soft features, "Well, that's
me... a real rare guy."
"I've never dated a guy from campus before, what makes you
think I'd date you?" She added a tiny amount of sugar to
her coffee and spoke while stirring, not even looking up at
me.
"There's always a first time for everything." I replied
flatly.
"True." Was all she said.
I waited while she placed her spoon down on a napkin,
looking back up at me she smiled. "What would we do?"
I shrugged, "What does any couple do when they date?" I
watched her eyes dart quickly up, "No, not that." I
grinned, "Maybe a movie and out to eat? Would that be
okay?"
She nodded, her golden hair bouncing. "Okay, I'll go out
with you." She slowly spun her mug so the handle was toward
her, "When do you want me to go out?"
I leaned back and smiled, "How about tonight?" My quick
answer took her by surprise.
"So soon?" She paused as she raised her cup, "I'm surprised
a bit by that."
"Why?" I asked, "I just don't want a beautiful woman like
you getting away before I had my shot at winning you over."
"Okay then, tonight it is." She placed her cup to those
sweetly delicious looking lips.
***
One date turned into two, two turned into four. Then six
months passed, a year, my graduation, finally hers. We
seemed to know each other so well, each loved sports, and
laughed at the same dumb spots in movies. We had got along
so well that the years didn't seem to be noticed. It was on
Kat's birthday that I finally decided my bachelor days were
at an end. I walked in the mall and headed toward the
jeweller, as I rounded the corner I paused.
The jeweller was gone, where it had been only a month ago
was a strange looking storefront. I looked up and down the
hall, the store was gone. Frowning, I walked up to the
strange wooden door and gently gave it a tug. A bell
jingled overhead.
"Welcome Duke." I glanced up at the smiling face of an old
man. "I've been expecting you." He was wearing a dark robe
with strange images embossed right into the material. On
his head was a huge strange looking hat.
"Expecting me? Do I know you?" I asked. Not realizing that
he had used my given name.
He frowned and opened up a great book, "I'm sure I saw your
name in here. Oh yes, here it is." I watched as his bony
finger ran down a list next to today's date. "You're here
for a ring."
"Well no, I'm here to find out what happened to Freeman
Jewellers." I said leaning against his counter.
He closed the book and bent down below the counter. "I have
what you need right here." I watched him pull out a box,
inside were about a hundred beautiful diamond engagement
rings. "Pick out any one you think she would like, they're
only $300.00 each."
I laughed, "Are the real?" I asked sceptically.
He took one out and dragged it across the glass cover on
his display counter; a deep scratch was left in its wake.
"These are all very real."
I scratched my chin, "$300.00 you say?"
"It would look quite lovely on Kat's hand." He smiled and
pushed it toward me slowly.
"Now, how is it that you know both of us? Especially when I
have no clue who you are." He only responded to my comment
with a smile.
I watched him pick up the ring and place it back into the
box, closing the lid and starting to put it back below.
"Okay, wait a minute." I placed my hand on his arm, "Let me
look at them."
"You won't be sorry." He swung it back onto the counter and
opened the lid.
"They sure are big diamonds." I shook my head and glanced
through the beautiful rings. "All of them only $300.00?"
"Every last one." He smiled and pulled off the great hat he
had been wearing, placing it on the chair behind him. I
smiled as his snowy feathery hair seemed to float around
his head like he was full of electric energy.
I pointed toward one ring; its exceptional beauty glistened
under the strange lighting of his shop. "I like that one."
His face showed a slight disappointment as I made my
choice. I assumed that it was one of the only real diamonds
that was in the box.
"You sure you wouldn't rather have this one." He pointed to
another, trying to get me to change my mind. "Or this one,
it's much prettier."
I shook my head, reaching for my wallet. "No, that's the
one I want." I pointed to 'my' choice. I heard a noise and
watched a young beauty come around the corner.
The old man sat the ring on the counter and closed the box,
placing it under the counter. When he stood back up he had
a small velvet ring case in his hand. "Here's something to
put the ring in."
I pushed the money across to him and watched as he placed
the ring into the case; afraid of a little switch I studied
his hands carefully. He noticed me and smiled, "It's the
same one as you picked. I wouldn't try and cheat you out of
your purchase."
I nodded at the young girl and pushed the ring case into my
pocket, "Thanks."
"Not a problem, enjoy." He smiled and gave me a wave. I
turned and walked from his store, I could feel them
watching me from behind.
***
"What did you sell him?" The young woman asked.
"An engagement ring." He watched the man walk beyond his
natural vision.
"You don't seem very happy about that sale." She smiled,
leaning against the counter.
"Yeah, you're right." He sighed and pulled the big book
over so he could study it more. "That was the only one that
he could have picked without it altering him."
"What will it do then?" She asked, watching him flip the
wide pages of his ancient book.
"It will turn a man into a female, and a woman into a
male." He raised his little glasses up to his face and
examined a passage of text.
"And that's bad?" She asked.
"For him... yes." He sighed. "More so for the poor girl
he's about to ask."
The pretty little blond suddenly nodded, "Oh, I see what
you mean."
***
I rushed home with wings on my feet, eager to give the ring
to the most beautiful woman I knew. Kat would be waiting
patiently by her phone for my usual call after work. I
would surprise her though and drive directly to her
apartment instead.
I pulled into her lot and bounded up the stairs until I
arrived at her door, a quick knock alerted her. "Just a
minute." She called out with her soft, sexy voice. I rocked
on the balls of my feet, excitement bubbling over in my
heart.
"Duke?" She hugged me and stepped aside so I could enter. I
waited until she closed the door, then followed her into
the living room. "What brings you by so early?"
I smiled, "Kat, could you sit down on the couch?" She gave
me a strange look and slowly sat down. I swallowed hard,
"We've been dating for what... two years?"
"Three." She smiled and flipped her golden hair over her
shoulder.
I grinned wider, "Right, three years." A deep sigh later I
began to sink down to the floor, her eyes widened. "I knew
from that first day back on campus that you were the one."
Her eyes filled with tears, "We've had some really awesome
times together, and not once did I ever take advantage of
you."
She wiped a tear, "Not once." She repeated.
"I often wondered what my life would be without you
around..." My voice failed, tears were collecting in my
eyes. "God only knows."
She lowered her eyes from mine, her shoulders shaking from
her crying.
I knelt down and held out the little velvet case, "Kat...
will you marry me?" I slowly lifted its soft lid, showing
her the ring I had bought.
She bit her lip and looked down, with her trembling hand
she took it from my own. "My God Duke, it's beautiful!"
"Just like you." I sighed.
She closed the lid and handed it back, "I'd love too Duke,
but... I can't do that to you."
My world suddenly crashed around my heart, "Kat... but,
why?" I whispered almost crying myself. She sank back into
the couch, hid her face and cried. "Why Kat?" I repeated,
my voice not more than a whisper. She said nothing, only
burying her face in her hands.
I stood up and slowly walked toward the door, my heart
heavy in my chest. "I wanted to be more than just a friend
to you Kat." She watched me, her eyes red from crying. I
slowly opened the door and stepped out, once outside, I
leaned against the wall and cried.
Inside, Kat wiped her tears and sat bleary eyed looking at
the little case where I left it. Slowly she raised the lid
and began crying again as the glistening diamond came into
view. Her trembling fingers pulled the ring from its case
and held it before her eyes. Her soft breathy sobs were the
only sound from the little apartment.
***
The old man stared into the black liquid in the bowl,
"What's happening?" The woman at his shoulder whispered.
"What you whispering for, she can't hear you." He growled.
"Did she put it on?" She asked.
"Not yet, but soon." He chuckled, "This may be worth it
yet."
"Will the ring expand when she becomes a he?" she giggled
softly.
"It should. Wait a minute, here goes, she's putting it on."
His scratchy voice chuckled as the two waited for the
anticipated changes to occur.
The young woman was studying the old man's face, he
suddenly frowned. "Is it happening?" She whispered.
He pushed the bowl away, "Yeah, it happened. But nothing
like I was expecting." He glanced back at the bowl and
frowned.
She took a peek into the bowl, all she could see was the
reflection of the ceiling.
***
I looked back at her door, I firmed my jaw and turned
around. Giving the handle a twist, I pushed it open. Kat
was sitting on the couch with a strange look on her face.
"Duke, I'm so sorry." She gasped as she began to hold her
stomach.
I ran to her side, "Kat. What is it? What's happening?" I
looked down at her hand, she was wearing the ring.
She winced and clutched her abdomen, "Uh... I felt a shock
when I put it on." She rolled her head against the couch,
"I just got so light-headed, and began cramping up." Her
breathing slowed and became regular. "I think I'll be okay
now. The pain is going away."
I held her tiny hand in mine, watching the way her ring
reflected the light. "Does this mean you have
reconsidered?" I asked hopeful.
She slowly drew it from her finger, "Duke, I can't. I'd
love nothing more in the world... but I can't."
"Why Kat? What could be so bad about me that you wouldn't
consent to be my wife?" I sat back on her coffee table.
She sighed deeply, "Duke, to really and truly be a wife...
you first have to be a woman." I frowned, trying to
understand. She continued, with a sad look on her own
beautiful face. "I'm a man... or, at least I was back
before you met me."
I laughed, then seeing how serious she looked I let go of
her hand. "That's impossible Kat!"
She pushed the ring into my palm, "It's Kevin."
I stood up and moved to the other side of the little table,
"I kissed you for crying out loud! How could you do this to
me!" She lowered her head. "Let me guess, you wouldn't have
sex only because you didn't want me to see your... dick?"
She nodded slowly, I moved around to the back side of the
couch. "I don't believe it! You have a dick, like me?"
She nodded and sighed, "It isn't as big anymore. The
hormones have shrunk it down quite a bunch."
"Prove it Kat... Kevin or whatever the hell you call
yourself! I won't believe it until I see it with my own
eyes."
I frowned, "I can't believe what you've put me through the
last three years. Leading me on as if you were a real
woman!" I threw the little velvet box on the couch next to
her, "I've kept myself celibate for you, until our wedding,
then, you pull this on me?"
"Please Duke, I'm sorry." She pleaded; I turned my back to
her and folded my arms across my chest, her crying
reflection clearly visible in a mirror on the wall.
I wiped a stray tear from my eye, slowly turning to see her
sink back to the couch in tears. "I loved you Kat." I
sighed and touched her shoulder almost with the hesitancy
of petting a rabid dog. "I'd have done anything for you."
She glanced up sadly, her tears glistening upon her lovely
cheeks. "I wanted to tell you long ago... but I couldn't."
She hugged me and held on, laying her head upon my chest.
Not sure on what I should do to comfort a Transsexual, I
stroked the back of her hair. "Then... then I found I loved
you too much and was afraid to lose you."
I looked down at her small hand resting on my shoulder, she
was the epitome of femininity... too bad she was a man. She
slowly let her hands drop, I felt my hand rise to her
cheek. "Ours was a love that could have lasted forever." I
sighed.
"It still can!" She said, her eyes pleading. "I'll change."
Her beautiful eyes darting up to me. "I'll sell everything
I have for an operation, making me a complete woman."
I was taken aback, "You'd do all that for me?" Somewhere
inside a small icy spot in my heart began to melt.
As we stood there contemplating our future, a slight
distortion began appearing in the centre of the room,
slowly the shape began to take on a human form. Kat gasped
and grabbed me tightly, I found myself pushing her behind
my back slightly as if trying to protect her.
Slowly before our astonished eyes stood an elderly man,
dressed in the embossed, dark robe of the man who sold me
the ring. He looked at both of us and scowled, picking up
the little box from the couch and examining it's contents.
"That close, that stinking close!" He spat, holding his
index finger slightly away from his thumb. "And you..." He
looked at Kat with disgust. "Spoiler of my magic."
"How... how did you get in here?" Kat asked in her
trembling voice.
The old man ignored her and began to pace, "It was supposed
to be you! Not... not that thing!" He growled, glaring at
Kat.
"What did you do?" I shot back, pushing Kat directly behind
my own body, using it as a shield for her.
The old man sighed in disappear, suddenly throwing himself
down on her couch. "The ring was imbedded with a magical
spell that would change the wearer into the opposite sex!"
He waived his hand causing the little velvet box to
disappear from his open palm, replaced by three crisp one
hundred dollar bills that I had given him.
"Here's your money back... damn it!" He tossed it onto the
coffee table in disgust. "I can't remember the last time I
ever had to return money for anything that I sold."
"What's he talking about, Duke?" She asked, her eyes
bouncing from the old man to me.
I sighed deeply, "I bought your ring from him."
"And that ring was supposed to turn you into a man. Some
fun for me... HA!" He laughed sarcastically. "Even I didn't
see that you were some sort of FREAK!"
Kat slowly backed away, her eyes widening in both elation
and surprise, "The ring? You said that it was supposed to
turn me into a man?" The old man nodded, Kat continued,
"And if I was a man?"
The Wizard rolled his eyes and looked up at me, "She's not
very bright is she?" I stood there in stunned silence, "If
you'd been listening to me earlier, what part about
changing into the opposite sex did you miss?"
A slow smile rolled across Kat's face, she jumped at me
causing me to flinch. "We can be married now! His spell
backfired and changed me into the woman I wanted so
desperately to be!"
The Wizard set his jaw and glanced at Kat, his lips mocking
her very words like some adolescent sibling. He threw his
hands into the air and slapped the edge of the couch. "I'll
not sit here and be insulted by some emotional female, if I
wanted that, I can just go back to the store!" He stood up
and raised his hands above his head.
"Wait a minute!" Kat shouted before leaving go of me, "I
have something to give to you!" She grabbed hold of the
little man and squeezed his chest hard.
"If you expect me to tell you 'you're welcome', then my
dear woman you are sadly..." His eyes caught sight of her
tears slowly rolling down her rosy cheeks, gradually his
expression softened. He almost smiled as he finished his
sentence, "...oh what the heck, I can't win every one can
I?" Kat hugged him again, he pushed her back and looked up
and down her feminine curves, "I actually don't do bad
work, do I?" His boyish grin, slowly pulled at the corners
of his mouth. "My dear, you're welcome." His form shimmered
and quickly faded from view.
I stood staring at the spot he had just vanished from, Kat
picked up the bills from the table. "I guess these are
yours."
I looked down at the three green bills and smiled, "Keep
them, we'll use the money to by you a real ring."
I fingered the rolled seam on the back of the couch, "There
is one thing..." I said, looking into Kat's eyes.
"What's that?" Her gaze making me feel warm inside.
"You still have something to show me? Don't you?" I smiled
slowly.
"Oh? And what was that?" Kat wondered.
"Something to prove that you were a man." I replied
bluntly, "So, I'm still waiting?"
She slowly reached up and took my hand, leading me back to
her bedroom. "I thought you were saving yourself?" Kat
whispered seductively.
***
Back in the store the young beauty leaned over the great
bowl, laughing as the old man rolled his eyes, "Great. Just
great!" He groaned.
"I think it's cute." Replied the young blonde. "They make a
handsome couple."
"That wasn't supposed to be how this all ended." He
growled, as the figures in the bowl stretched out on the
bed. He quickly turned his back on them as the little busty
blonde gasped.
"You should see what he's doing to her now!" She giggled.
"It's so disgustingly romantic!"
"I'll pass." Was all she heard as the old man began to
scour his library, he finally pulled down a large book and
began to flip the pages. "I hate losing like that." He said
as he sat several little bottles of dry potions down
alongside the book.
"What's all of that for?" The blonde asked, looking down at
the page he had opened in the book.
The little man smiled and began to sprinkle different items
into the bowl, "They want to play man and woman... then
they need to be aware of the consequences." He chuckled
softly, "Dear, take a note." She picked up a pen from the
counter and pulled out a ledger that was laying in the
darkness below, her hand poised to write. "Send a card to
Mercy Hospital, on it, just say 'Congratulations', sign it
'from your friend, the Wizard.'"
She wrote diligently, "When should I mail this card out?"
The old man smiled and looked down into his bowl, "Exactly
nine months from today." The blonde stifled an open giggle
and quickly flipped through the book, jotting the projected
date in her ledger.
"You are such a stinker." She giggled, the comment caused
the old man to laugh out loud.
"That I am dear... that I am." He closed the thick spell
book and began to put his potions back where he found them,
all the while, chuckling softly, amused by the clever
little spell delivered to the unsuspecting couple.
The little blonde studied her teacher for a moment, "What
did you just do?" She looked down and the book and a slight
wrinkle formed at the bridge of her pert upturned nose.
"She's pregnant isn't she? The spell would make them have a
baby before they're really ready, right?"
The little man laughed and sat the last of the potions on
the shelf. "One of them will be having a baby... much
before they're ready"
The female's eyes widened, her hand went to her mouth as if
to hide her laughter. "Now I know you're a stinker!"
He grinned and brushed the powders from the counter, as
they fell, they broke into hundreds of tiny firework like
sparks of blue, green and yellow hues that lit the floor
below. "I've been called worse." He snickered, "And that
probably won't stop until long after..." He swung her
ledger around to face him. "Let's see here, long after...
June 15th." Their laughter could still be heard as the
little store in the mall disappeared, slowly vanishing from
view.
The End
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