The books in the library were old, rotted, and there was no one left in the world to read them, but Kira made sure that — Dan Wells, Fragments
The books in the library were old, rotted, and there was no one left in the world to read them, but Kira made sure that — Dan Wells, Fragments
The books in the library were old, rotted, and there was no one left in the world to read them, but Kira made sure that — Dan Wells, Fragments
The books in the library were old, rotted, and there was no one left in the world to read them, but Kira made sure that — Dan Wells, Fragments
The books in the library were old, rotted, and there was no one left in the world to read them, but Kira made sure that — Dan Wells, Fragments
The books in the library were old, rotted, and there was no one left in the world to read them, but Kira made sure that — Dan Wells, Fragments
The books in the library were old, rotted, and there was no one left in the world to read them, but Kira made sure that — Dan Wells, Fragments
The books in the library were old, rotted, and there was no one left in the world to read them, but Kira made sure that — Dan Wells, Fragments
The books in the library were old, rotted, and there was no one left in the world to read them, but Kira made sure that — Dan Wells, Fragments
The books in the library were old, rotted, and there was no one left in the world to read them, but Kira made sure that — Dan Wells, Fragments
The books in the library were old, rotted, and there was no one left in the world to read them, but Kira made sure that — Dan Wells, Fragments
The books in the library were old, rotted, and there was no one left in the world to read them, but Kira made sure that — Dan Wells, Fragments
The books in the library were old, rotted, and there was no one left in the world to read them, but Kira made sure that — Dan Wells, Fragments
The books in the library were old, rotted, and there was no one left in the world to read them, but Kira made sure that — Dan Wells, Fragments
The books in the library were old, rotted, and there was no one left in the world to read them, but Kira made sure that — Dan Wells, Fragments
The books in the library were old, rotted, and there was no one left in the world to read them, but Kira made sure that — Dan Wells, Fragments
The books in the library were old, rotted, and there was no one left in the world to read them, but Kira made sure that — Dan Wells, Fragments
The books in the library were old, rotted, and there was no one left in the world to read them, but Kira made sure that — Dan Wells, Fragments
The books in the library were old, rotted, and there was no one left in the world to read them, but Kira made sure that — Dan Wells, Fragments
The books in the library were old, rotted, and there was no one left in the world to read them, but Kira made sure that — Dan Wells, Fragments
The books in the library were old, rotted, and there was no one left in the world to read them, but Kira made sure that — Dan Wells, Fragments
The books in the library were old, rotted, and there was no one left in the world to read them, but Kira made sure that — Dan Wells, Fragments
The books in the library were old, rotted, and there was no one left in the world to read them, but Kira made sure that — Dan Wells, Fragments
The books in the library were old, rotted, and there was no one left in the world to read them, but Kira made sure that — Dan Wells, Fragments
The books in the library were old, rotted, and there was no one left in the world to read them, but Kira made sure that — Dan Wells, Fragments
The books in the library were old, rotted, and there was no one left in the world to read them, but Kira made sure that — Dan Wells, Fragments
The books in the library were old, rotted, and there was no one left in the world to read them, but Kira made sure that — Dan Wells, Fragments
The books in the library were old, rotted, and there was no one left in the world to read them, but Kira made sure that — Dan Wells, Fragments
The books in the library were old, rotted, and there was no one left in the world to read them, but Kira made sure that — Dan Wells, Fragments
The books in the library were old, rotted, and there was no one left in the world to read them, but Kira made sure that — Dan Wells, Fragments
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The books in the library were old, rotted, and there was no one left in the world to read them, but Kira made sure that none of them went into the fire. It seemed wrong.

— Dan Wells, Fragments
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