As she ran, a memory uncurled in her mind and spread out before her and it felt like she was running into the memory. — J.C. Morrows, Taken
As she ran, a memory uncurled in her mind and spread out before her and it felt like she was running into the memory. — J.C. Morrows, Taken
As she ran, a memory uncurled in her mind and spread out before her and it felt like she was running into the memory. — J.C. Morrows, Taken
As she ran, a memory uncurled in her mind and spread out before her and it felt like she was running into the memory. — J.C. Morrows, Taken
As she ran, a memory uncurled in her mind and spread out before her and it felt like she was running into the memory. — J.C. Morrows, Taken
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As she ran, a memory uncurled in her mind and spread out before her and it felt like she was running into the memory.

— J.C. Morrows, Taken
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