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The Bottle


A man in his box. The daughter in tears. A wife, her mind. Blocked. The son, oh so near. A brother with memories. Of the children they once were, Was this his destiny? The sister wasn't sure. The bottle seemed right, Took more than a few. Cost him his life. A price noone should pay. A risk noone should take. Will the familly be able to move on? No one could say.
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