It was to apologize, and apologizing means he remembers what happened, and that means being trapped in a nightmare that’ — Beth Revis, The Body Electric
It was to apologize, and apologizing means he remembers what happened, and that means being trapped in a nightmare that’ — Beth Revis, The Body Electric
It was to apologize, and apologizing means he remembers what happened, and that means being trapped in a nightmare that’ — Beth Revis, The Body Electric
It was to apologize, and apologizing means he remembers what happened, and that means being trapped in a nightmare that’ — Beth Revis, The Body Electric
It was to apologize, and apologizing means he remembers what happened, and that means being trapped in a nightmare that’ — Beth Revis, The Body Electric
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It was to apologize, and apologizing means he remembers what happened, and that means being trapped in a nightmare that’s already come true.

— Beth Revis, The Body Electric
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