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Rain


The dry melancholy sound of the howl shook the house while the water followed shiny drops teeter tattered on glass with the hopes of missing class some dread this kind of weather being a naysayer with an umbrella while I'd rather stay bundled under the sheets anticipating the storm to reach.
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