Avery slides on his glasses and opens his eyes again. “Dammit!” he says again with more feeling. “Why does stuff like th — Laura Kreitzer, Burning Falls
Avery slides on his glasses and opens his eyes again. “Dammit!” he says again with more feeling. “Why does stuff like th — Laura Kreitzer, Burning Falls
Avery slides on his glasses and opens his eyes again. “Dammit!” he says again with more feeling. “Why does stuff like th — Laura Kreitzer, Burning Falls
Avery slides on his glasses and opens his eyes again. “Dammit!” he says again with more feeling. “Why does stuff like th — Laura Kreitzer, Burning Falls
Avery slides on his glasses and opens his eyes again. “Dammit!” he says again with more feeling. “Why does stuff like th — Laura Kreitzer, Burning Falls
Avery slides on his glasses and opens his eyes again. “Dammit!” he says again with more feeling. “Why does stuff like th — Laura Kreitzer, Burning Falls
Avery slides on his glasses and opens his eyes again. “Dammit!” he says again with more feeling. “Why does stuff like th — Laura Kreitzer, Burning Falls
Avery slides on his glasses and opens his eyes again. “Dammit!” he says again with more feeling. “Why does stuff like th — Laura Kreitzer, Burning Falls
Avery slides on his glasses and opens his eyes again. “Dammit!” he says again with more feeling. “Why does stuff like th — Laura Kreitzer, Burning Falls
Avery slides on his glasses and opens his eyes again. “Dammit!” he says again with more feeling. “Why does stuff like th — Laura Kreitzer, Burning Falls
Avery slides on his glasses and opens his eyes again. “Dammit!” he says again with more feeling. “Why does stuff like th — Laura Kreitzer, Burning Falls
Avery slides on his glasses and opens his eyes again. “Dammit!” he says again with more feeling. “Why does stuff like th — Laura Kreitzer, Burning Falls
Avery slides on his glasses and opens his eyes again. “Dammit!” he says again with more feeling. “Why does stuff like th — Laura Kreitzer, Burning Falls
Avery slides on his glasses and opens his eyes again. “Dammit!” he says again with more feeling. “Why does stuff like th — Laura Kreitzer, Burning Falls
Avery slides on his glasses and opens his eyes again. “Dammit!” he says again with more feeling. “Why does stuff like th — Laura Kreitzer, Burning Falls
Avery slides on his glasses and opens his eyes again. “Dammit!” he says again with more feeling. “Why does stuff like th — Laura Kreitzer, Burning Falls
Avery slides on his glasses and opens his eyes again. “Dammit!” he says again with more feeling. “Why does stuff like th — Laura Kreitzer, Burning Falls
Avery slides on his glasses and opens his eyes again. “Dammit!” he says again with more feeling. “Why does stuff like th — Laura Kreitzer, Burning Falls
Avery slides on his glasses and opens his eyes again. “Dammit!” he says again with more feeling. “Why does stuff like th — Laura Kreitzer, Burning Falls
Avery slides on his glasses and opens his eyes again. “Dammit!” he says again with more feeling. “Why does stuff like th — Laura Kreitzer, Burning Falls
Avery slides on his glasses and opens his eyes again. “Dammit!” he says again with more feeling. “Why does stuff like th — Laura Kreitzer, Burning Falls
Avery slides on his glasses and opens his eyes again. “Dammit!” he says again with more feeling. “Why does stuff like th — Laura Kreitzer, Burning Falls
Avery slides on his glasses and opens his eyes again. “Dammit!” he says again with more feeling. “Why does stuff like th — Laura Kreitzer, Burning Falls
Avery slides on his glasses and opens his eyes again. “Dammit!” he says again with more feeling. “Why does stuff like th — Laura Kreitzer, Burning Falls
Avery slides on his glasses and opens his eyes again. “Dammit!” he says again with more feeling. “Why does stuff like th — Laura Kreitzer, Burning Falls
Avery slides on his glasses and opens his eyes again. “Dammit!” he says again with more feeling. “Why does stuff like th — Laura Kreitzer, Burning Falls
Avery slides on his glasses and opens his eyes again. “Dammit!” he says again with more feeling. “Why does stuff like th — Laura Kreitzer, Burning Falls
Avery slides on his glasses and opens his eyes again. “Dammit!” he says again with more feeling. “Why does stuff like th — Laura Kreitzer, Burning Falls
Avery slides on his glasses and opens his eyes again. “Dammit!” he says again with more feeling. “Why does stuff like th — Laura Kreitzer, Burning Falls
Avery slides on his glasses and opens his eyes again. “Dammit!” he says again with more feeling. “Why does stuff like th — Laura Kreitzer, Burning Falls
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Avery slides on his glasses and opens his eyes again. “Dammit!” he says again with more feeling. “Why does stuff like this keep happening?”“You say that as if it’s a bad thing,” Rob says, smirking.

— Laura Kreitzer, Burning Falls
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