My Best Friend Dumped Me During My Miscarriage — Because It Ruined Her Wedding Year
Part 2
The physical pain woke me up at four in the morning.
I stumbled into the bathroom, flipping on the harsh overhead light.
The sight of the heavy bleeding knocked the breath completely out of my lungs.
Brian rushed in a second later, wrapping a towel around my shivering shoulders.
We both knew exactly what was happening.
The baby we had prayed for, the tiny life we had just started planning for, was slipping away.
In a haze of panic and devastation, muscle memory took over.
I grabbed my phone from the counter and texted Heather.
I didn’t want to talk about it, but she was my best friend, and I was bleeding in the middle of the night.
I sent a brief, terrified message explaining what was happening.
I curled up on the bathroom floor, sobbing against Brian’s chest.
The hours ticked by in an agonizing blur of physical agony and emotional ruin.
Morning crept through the blinds, casting gray light across the tiles.
My phone sat completely silent on the edge of the sink.
Heather didn’t text back at six, or eight, or even noon.
It wasn’t until two-thirty in the afternoon that my screen finally lit up.
I grabbed it with shaking fingers, desperate for a shred of comfort from the woman I called my sister.
The message was brief and completely hollow.
“I didn’t know what to say. If you think this is happening, then I’m sorry.”
I dropped the phone back onto the counter.
There was no phone call.
There was no follow-up text checking to see if Brian was holding up okay.
She didn’t ask if the doctor had confirmed it, or if I needed anything at all.
She simply sent a generic, lifeless apology and disappeared again.
Three days later, the ultrasound technician quietly confirmed the worst.
The screen was empty.
I posted about the miscarriage on my social media, honoring the child I had lost.
It was a raw, honest post about the pain of losing a pregnancy.
I could see that Heather viewed the story within minutes of it going live.
Still, my phone remained completely silent.
Two full weeks passed without a single word from her.
We went from talking every single day for twelve years to total radio silence during the darkest moment of my life.
I finally sent her a message, telling her that her silence was deeply upsetting me.
Her response wasn’t an apology, or even an excuse.
She sent a massive wall of text blaming me for making her feel bad about her own feelings.
She accused me of being childish, of gaslighting her, and of playing the victim.
She claimed I manipulated her by begging her not to be mad when I first shared the positive test.
I read the vicious words through a fresh wave of tears, clutching my phone against my chest.
I was losing my baby in the middle of the night, bleeding and terrified, and the woman who promised to be my sister couldn’t even bother to call—how do you survive a betrayal that cuts that deeply?
Part 3
Megan sat on the cold tile of the bathroom floor, staring down at the glowing screen of her phone.
The vicious block of text from Heather glared back at her, filled with accusations and venom.
She was losing her baby in the middle of the night, bleeding and terrified, and the woman who promised to be her sister couldn’t even bother to call.
The answer to how you survive a betrayal that cuts that deep was staring her right in the face.
You simply let them go.
Megan locked her phone screen and placed it face down on the counter.
Brian knelt beside her, wrapping a thick towel around her trembling shoulders.
He pressed a kiss to her temple, his silent strength anchoring her in the darkest moment of her life.
The friendship was truly dead, buried underneath the weight of Heather’s suffocating narcissism.
The delicate cracks in their foundation had always been there, expertly hidden beneath twelve years of intense, shared history.
They met in a cramped, cinderblock college dorm room when they were both wide-eyed nineteen-year-olds navigating the world.
Heather possessed a fiery, endlessly demanding energy that naturally drew the much quieter, people-pleasing Megan directly into her chaotic orbit.
She was loud, fiercely opinionated, and demanded absolute, unquestioning loyalty from anyone who dared to stand beside her.
During those volatile early years of independence, their trauma-bonded connection felt entirely unbreakable to both of them.
When Megan desperately needed an escape from a deeply abusive home environment, Heather didn’t hesitate to intervene.
She drove her beat-up sedan across state lines and physically helped Megan pack her bags in the middle of the night.
That singular act of fierce protection cemented a massive debt of gratitude in Megan’s heart that lasted for over a decade.
They survived messy college breakups, devastating family illnesses, and the terrifying transition into early adulthood side by side.
They shared late-night diner runs, tearful confessions on bathroom floors, and grand promises about their intertwined futures.
Megan genuinely believed with her entire soul that they would be sisters for the rest of their natural lives.
Because of that profound loyalty, she happily pushed her own needs down to accommodate Heather’s frequent, explosive emotional outbursts.
If Heather was angry at a mutual friend, Megan immediately severed ties just to prove her unwavering allegiance.
If Heather needed a shoulder to cry on at three in the morning, Megan skipped her morning classes without a second thought.
The deeply unbalanced dynamic felt entirely normal to a girl who had spent her entire childhood trying to keep the peace in a volatile household.
She confused constant emotional management with genuine love, never realizing how heavy the burden had truly become over the years.
The first major fracture in their foundation appeared when Megan planned a trip to celebrate her thirtieth birthday.
Disney World held a deeply special place in Megan’s heart, serving as a rare beacon of pure joy from her otherwise chaotic childhood.
She spent months carefully planning a quiet, nostalgic vacation with Brian to ring in the massive milestone.
She mapped out dinner reservations, booked a small hotel room, and eagerly anticipated the simple magic of the parks.
She spent hours talking to Heather about the vintage mouse ears she wanted to buy and the restaurants she had secured.
Heather’s birthday happened to fall exactly one week before Megan’s milestone celebration.
The most affordable airline itinerary placed Megan’s arrival flight on the evening of Heather’s actual birthday.
They lived thirteen hundred miles apart, operating in completely different time zones and completely separate daily routines.
There were absolutely no plans for them to celebrate together, nor had they exchanged gifts in person for several years.
When Megan innocently shared the flight details during a catch-up call, the atmosphere instantly soured over the phone.
Heather burst into hysterical, uncontrollable tears, aggressively accusing Megan of deliberately overshadowing her special day.
The accusation made absolutely no sense to Megan, who was merely flying in late at night to sleep before hitting the parks.
The line went dead with a sharp click, followed by four agonizing days of complete radio silence from Heather.
Megan checked her phone constantly, her stomach tied in anxious knots as she wondered how she had managed to ruin her friend’s day.
She drafted countless apology texts, erasing them before sending because she didn’t even fully understand the transgression.
She lost sleep over the manufactured conflict, agonizing over whether she should cancel her entire trip just to keep the peace.
Heather finally called back to proudly announce her own impromptu, frantic trip to the exact same theme parks.
She and her boyfriend had maxed out a high-interest credit card just to ensure they experienced the magic before Megan did.
Heather openly admitted she couldn’t mentally handle the idea of Megan going to the parks on her birthday while she sat at home.
She detailed the expensive resort they booked, bragging heavily about the luxurious dining reservations she had managed to snag last minute.
Brian had rubbed his jaw, staring at Megan in sheer disbelief as she relayed the exhausting conversation from the living room couch.
He gently suggested that Heather’s competitive jealousy was deeply toxic, inherently selfish, and completely unhinged.
He pointed out that normal adults do not rack up thousands of dollars in consumer debt just to beat their friends to a vacation destination.
Megan quickly waved off his valid concerns, defending the absurd behavior as a quirky manifestation of Heather’s deep-seated anxiety.
She swallowed her own bitter disappointment, burying her frustration beneath a thick layer of enthusiastic congratulations.
She forced herself to like every single photo Heather posted from the parks, actively ignoring the sharp sting of stolen thunder.
When Heather returned from the expensive trip with a sparkling diamond ring on her finger, the dynamic shifted entirely.
Megan immediately threw herself into maid of honor duties, researching venues and organizing massive bridal party group chats.
She spent hours on the phone listening to Heather complain bitterly about floral budgets and catering menus.
She assumed that stepping back and letting Heather shine was simply the mandatory cost of maintaining their long-distance sisterhood.
She convinced herself that being a good best friend meant sacrificing her own joy to validate Heather’s endless insecurities.
It never occurred to her that true friendship shouldn’t require one person to constantly stand in the shadows holding the spotlight for the other.
Time marched forward steadily, bringing new, complicated challenges and quiet, hard-won victories to Megan’s doorstep.
She lost her corporate job the following year, plunging violently into a severe depressive episode that required intensive therapy.
She struggled to get out of bed most mornings, battling a heavy, suffocating darkness that threatened to consume her entirely.
Heather offered surface-level support over text, but their phone conversations always inevitably drifted back to wedding planning and elaborate floral arrangements.
Megan would try to explain her deep panic regarding unemployment, only to be interrupted by complaints about the rising cost of tulle.
She eventually found a much better position, stabilizing their household finances and allowing her mental health to finally rebound.
She and Brian sat at their small kitchen table one evening, their hands tightly intertwined over two untouched mugs of black coffee.
They decided together that it was finally time to stop waiting for the absolutely perfect moment to start a family.
Living in a conservative state with draconian, restrictive reproductive laws, they keenly knew the medical risks of delaying pregnancy any longer.
They understood that any potential complications would be exponentially more dangerous if they waited until Megan was older.
Megan excitedly shared their family planning timeline with Heather during a routine weekly catch-up call.
Heather remained adamantly and vocally child-free, a personal stance Megan had always fiercely and genuinely supported.
The clear idea that their adult lives might eventually follow drastically different paths had never truly bothered Megan.
She believed there was plenty of room in the world for a beautiful wedding and a beautiful baby to coexist peacefully.
She naively assumed their twelve-year friendship possessed enough emotional depth to handle celebrating two very different milestones simultaneously.
October faded into the bitter chill of January.
The second morning of the new year brought a completely unexpected miracle.
Megan sat on the edge of the bathtub, her heart hammering wildly against her ribs.
Two stark pink lines materialized on the small plastic wand.
Brian practically tackled her onto the bathmat, his face buried against her stomach as he openly wept.
They had weathered so many storms, and this tiny life represented a fresh, beautiful beginning.
Megan dialed her sister first, the joyous news tumbling from her lips in breathless sobs.
Her fingers trembled as she pulled up Heather’s contact next.
She expected a deafening squeal, a barrage of questions, and immediate demands for sonogram pictures.
The phone rang three times before the line clicked open.
Megan blurted out the news excitedly, a wide, genuine grin stretching painfully across her tear-stained cheeks.
A heavy, suffocating silence immediately filled the earpiece, thick enough to completely drown out her joy.
The quiet stretched on for several excruciating seconds, long enough for Megan to clearly hear the rhythmic ticking of the bathroom clock.
She waited eagerly for the familiar pitch of Heather’s excited scream, the joyous congratulations they had always promised each other as teenagers.
Instead, the silence thickened ominously, wrapping around Megan’s chest like a wet, freezing blanket.
“So, when are you due?”
Heather’s voice sounded completely flat, completely devoid of a single ounce of warmth, excitement, or basic human empathy.
It was the exact, detached tone of a frustrated project manager identifying a critical logistical error in a massive spreadsheet.
Megan felt the warm color instantly drain from her face, her triumphant, tearful smile collapsing into a confused, painful grimace.
She quickly did the mental math in her head, her stomach plummeting violently toward the cold floor tiles.
The estimated due date unfortunately fell exactly six weeks before Heather’s elaborate, highly anticipated September wedding.
The entire atmosphere of the conversation shifted violently, turning bitterly cold and deeply uninviting.
Heather didn’t bother to ask how Megan was feeling physically, nor did she inquire about Brian’s reaction to the massive news.
She immediately launched into a frantic, accusatory interrogation about bridesmaid dress fittings and bachelorette party attendance records.
She demanded to know if Megan would look visibly bloated in the professional photos or if she would be too exhausted to help set up the table centerpieces.
Megan instinctively slipped directly into her familiar, deeply destructive role of the apologetic, desperate peacekeeper.
She frantically began validating Heather’s completely unstated anxiety, rapidly backpedaling on her own hard-won joy.
She practically minimized her miracle, shrinking her pregnancy down to a minor inconvenience that she promised to manage silently.
She swore up and down, her voice trembling slightly, that the unfortunate timing wouldn’t change anything about her absolute dedication to the wedding events.
She promised to wear thick postpartum diapers under her expensive, tailored bridesmaid dress if it was medically necessary.
She offered to have family members fly up specifically to watch the newborn in a secluded hotel room during the reception so she wouldn’t be distracted.
She listed every possible, exhausting contingency plan, desperate to prove that her new baby wouldn’t ruin Heather’s perfectly curated aesthetic vision.
The grueling hour-long call dragged on miserably, feeling significantly more like a hostage negotiation than a celebratory conversation between lifelong best friends.
Heather finally sighed heavily into the receiver, conditionally accepting the groveling apologies as if they were her absolute, royal birthright.
She abruptly hung up the phone without ever offering a single, solitary word of actual congratulations.
Megan sat alone on the edge of her bathtub, the positive pregnancy test resting heavily in her violently trembling hands.
The joyful, perfect bubble she had shared with Brian just an hour earlier was completely and permanently punctured.
She felt a deep, overwhelming wave of toxic guilt for daring to create life in a year that was supposed to belong exclusively to someone else.
The following four days felt like walking across a minefield blindfolded.
Heather refused to answer texts, dropping off the map entirely.
Megan lost sleep, her mind spinning with guilt over a pregnancy she had prayed for.
The phone finally rang late on a Thursday afternoon.
Megan spent another hour and a half coddling the bride-to-be.
She practically begged for forgiveness, promising that her new baby wouldn’t steal any attention.
Heather sighed heavily, accepting the apologies as if they were owed to her.
Megan hung up feeling emotionally drained, but grateful the crisis had seemingly passed.
She crawled into bed, resting a protective hand over her lower abdomen.
The relief barely lasted twenty-four hours.
On the exact anniversary of the day they met, a massive text message arrived.
Heather demanded yet another phone call, this time to manage her fiancé’s feelings.
He was apparently furious that two married adults had engaged in unprotected sex eleven months before his wedding.
Megan stared at the words, her vision swimming with a mixture of disbelief and rising anger.
She typed a cautious reply, stating she had nothing left to say to him that she hadn’t already promised her.
Heather’s response fired back instantly, dripping with venom and resentment.
The message accused Megan of living in a delusional fantasy.
Heather declared that twenty-twenty-five was supposed to be her year, and a baby would automatically ruin the spotlight.
The sheer audacity of the demand knocked the wind out of Megan.
Her best friend genuinely expected her to put her entire life on pause just to maintain the aesthetic of a wedding.
Megan’s trembling fingers hovered over the keyboard.
She finally typed the truth, admitting that the reaction made her regret sharing the news at all.
She pointed out that friends in their thirties share major life events constantly without stealing each other’s shine.
Heather coldly replied that she needed time to process the betrayal and vanished once again.
Two days later, the terrifying physical nightmare officially began.
The cramping started quietly as a dull, localized ache before rapidly escalating into a sharp, breathless agony that doubled her over entirely.
Megan woke up violently at four in the morning, gasping aloud as she realized her soft sheets were completely soaked in bright red blood.
Brian rushed her urgently to the bathroom, his face starkly pale and extremely tight with unspoken, suffocating terror as he blindly grabbed a massive stack of clean towels.
The tiny, miraculous spark of life they had just begun to joyously celebrate was violently and rapidly slipping away from them in the dark.
The physical pain was absolutely blinding, tearing through her abdomen, but the emotional devastation threatened to swallow Megan entirely whole.
She leaned heavily against the cool bathroom vanity, her hands shaking so violently she could barely grip the edges of the sink as she blindly reached for her cellular phone.
Deeply ingrained muscle memory reliably guided her frantic fingers to Heather’s familiar contact name in her favorites list.
She rapidly typed a brief, thoroughly panicked message detailing the terrifying blood, the blinding pain, and the overwhelming, crushing certainty that she was actively miscarrying.
She didn’t want a long phone call, nor did she have the physical or mental strength for a deep, philosophical conversation about the cruelty of loss.
She just desperately needed her designated best friend to simply know that she was currently living through her absolute, undeniable worst fear.
She needed a comforting virtual hand to hold tightly while she bled tragically onto the cold, unforgiving bathroom tile floor.
The text delivered completely silently into the dark, echoing void of the early morning hours.
Megan spent the next ten grueling, agonizing hours hopelessly trapped in a suffocating haze of intense physical pain and total emotional ruin.
Brian drove her carefully to the bustling emergency room, holding her clammy hand incredibly tightly as the sympathetic nurses methodically drew endless vials of blood.
She lay rigidly on a highly sterile, uncomfortable hospital bed, staring blankly upward at the acoustic ceiling tiles while the attending doctor spoke softly in hushed, deeply sympathetic tones.
Pale morning light crept slowly through the heavy hospital blinds, illuminating the stark, utterly inescapable reality of the permanent loss.
They drove back to their quiet apartment in absolutely complete silence, the completely empty car seat in the back serving as a profoundly cruel reminder of their totally shattered future.
Throughout the entire grueling, exhausting medical ordeal, her phone remained stubbornly, completely silent buried deep inside her leather purse.
She checked the glowing screen obsessively, practically desperate for a single tiny shred of comfort from the woman she had always considered a true sister.
No frantic, worried phone calls broke the heavy quiet of the devastated morning.
No desperate, caring texts arrived demanding any medical updates on her physical condition or offering to drive over immediately with a warm, home-cooked meal.
At exactly two-thirty in the bleak afternoon, while Megan was curling tightly into a miserable ball on her own living room couch, the screen finally illuminated brightly.
She snatched the vibrating device instantly, incredibly desperate for a strong emotional lifeline to successfully pull her out of the deep, suffocating grief.
The incoming message was brutally, shockingly brief, offering absolutely nothing but a sterile, unfeeling acknowledgment of the horrific tragedy.
Heather explicitly typed out a remarkably stiff response claiming she had no idea how to reply, coldly offering a deeply half-hearted apology only if the tragic loss was actually, medically confirmed.
There were zero follow-up questions about Megan’s deteriorating physical health or Brian’s fragile emotional state.
There was absolutely no offer to call later that evening, nor was there a basic promise to send comforting flowers or food.
It was the absolute bare, miserable minimum required to successfully maintain the thin, cracking illusion of a continuing friendship.
Megan dropped the expensive phone roughly back onto the wooden coffee table as if the metal casing had literally, physically burned her sensitive skin.
A deeply hollow, totally freezing numbness settled firmly into her chest, rapidly replacing the frantic panic with a terrifying, crystal-clear clarity.
The remarkably selfish woman who had aggressively demanded hours of intense emotional coddling over a Disney vacation simply couldn’t spare three tiny minutes of basic human empathy for a tragically dead child.
Three days later, an ultrasound technician gently placed a hand on Megan’s knee.
The dark screen confirmed the absolute absence of a heartbeat.
The drive home felt like navigating through thick, suffocating mud.
Megan composed a raw, honest post for her social media accounts that evening.
She refused to carry the shame of the miscarriage in silence.
The post honored the brief life of her baby and the agonizing reality of the loss.
Friends and acquaintances immediately flooded the comments with support and shared stories of their own grief.
Megan checked the viewer list on her stories.
Heather’s profile picture sat near the very top of the list.
The silence stretched into a second week.
Megan finally reached her absolute, undeniable breaking point on a deeply quiet Tuesday afternoon.
She sat alone at her small kitchen table, staring blankly at the completely empty space where her profound joy had lived just two weeks prior.
She carefully typed a firm, highly measured message, stating clearly that two full weeks of absolute, unbroken silence during a traumatic miscarriage was deeply and profoundly upsetting.
She explicitly explained that she had generously given Heather space, but the prolonged, deliberate ghosting was now actively damaging her fragile ability to heal mentally.
The immediate response that followed forcefully severed the twelve-year friendship forever, violently burning the massive bridge to ash in a mere matter of seconds.
Heather aggressively unleashed a massive, chaotic barrage of furious texts, aggressively deflecting all personal blame and expertly painting herself as the ultimate, tragic victim.
She viciously accused Megan of being incredibly childish for daring to post about the deeply personal pregnancy loss publicly on her social media channels.
She cruelly claimed that Megan’s very public grief was a highly deliberate, emotionally manipulative attempt to make completely uninvolved people feel deeply sorry for her.
She bizarrely insisted that Megan was intentionally gaslighting her legitimate, pressing wedding concerns by constantly responding with blind optimism instead of highly concrete, logistical backup plans.
She forcefully argued that it was completely and totally unreasonable for anyone who had recently given birth to honestly promise they would still physically attend a demanding wedding.
She completely twisted the entire historical narrative, falsely claiming Megan intentionally made reckless life choices that actively and deliberately hurt the bridal party.
She loudly accused Megan of maliciously love-bombing her just to avoid basic accountability, treating a genuinely heartfelt apology like an offensive psychological weapon.
The sheer, unadulterated volume of the intense narcissism radiating aggressively from the glowing screen left Megan physically and emotionally breathless.
Heather literally and genuinely viewed a devastating, life-altering medical emergency strictly as a highly personal attack on her curated wedding aesthetic.
The final, venomous message ended with a cold, highly dramatic declaration that she was entirely tired of swallowing her feelings and was now entirely, permanently done.
Megan didn’t bother typing a single word in reply, finally recognizing clearly that attempting to reason with a deeply selfish black hole was an entirely impossible task.
She watched numbly as Heather systematically and aggressively blocked her across every single social media platform available.
She watched her familiar profile picture vanish entirely from messaging apps, followed quickly by her old account disappearing from highly obscure gaming platforms.
The heavy door slammed completely shut with a deafening, terrifying finality, securely locking Megan out of a social life she had spent well over a decade actively helping to build.
She didn’t chase after her in a panic, nor did she send a desperate email begging for a second chance to explain herself.
The deep silence that finally filled the bright apartment was no longer suffocating or terrifying; it was the quiet, deeply necessary peace of an infected, amputated limb finally beginning to heal properly.
The intense grief arrived frequently in massive, highly unpredictable waves that threatened to pull her under completely.
Megan deeply mourned the precious baby she tragically lost, and she simultaneously mourned the living, breathing ghost of the woman she had once proudly called a sister.
Megan dropped the tailored bridesmaid dress into a metal donation bin behind a grocery store, listening to the plastic bag hit the bottom.
As the metal lid clanged shut, she realized she no longer had to squeeze her own life into the margins of Heather’s demands.
Brian gently held her securely through the absolute darkest, longest nights, his completely unwavering emotional support serving as a totally constant, deeply reliable anchor.
The long, challenging months bled slowly into one another, continuously bringing fresh, unexpected trials and deeply unexpected, quiet blessings.
Megan’s biological mother passed away remarkably suddenly, brutally forcing her to desperately navigate incredibly complex, painful family grief all over again.
A massive, company-wide round of brutal corporate layoffs unfortunately claimed her comfortable job shortly after the difficult funeral concludes.
She bravely faced the rapidly mounting, terrifying chaos without a single, solitary text message or brief phone call from her former, supposedly loyal best friend.
The total absence of that familiar connection surprisingly felt drastically lighter and significantly freer than the highly burdensome, demanding presence ever truly had.
She enthusiastically reconnected with much older, neglected friends who freely offered entirely genuine support without ever demanding constant apologies in return for their time.
She beautifully learned to successfully take up necessary space, to joyously celebrate her own personal victories, and to fully mourn her devastating losses openly and honestly.
A deeply crisp, highly refreshing autumn breeze rattled the large, heavy hospital windowpanes, officially signaling the beautiful arrival of a highly anticipated new season.
Megan shifted in the hospital bed, her muscles aching after hours of labor.
The monitors beeped in a steady rhythm, presenting a stark contrast to the silence of her previous loss.
Brian leaned over the metal railing, tears pooling in his eyes as he stroked her forehead.
A tiny, warm weight rested against Megan’s chest, falling asleep with every breath she took.
Her rainbow baby let out a mewling cry, rooting against the fabric of the hospital gown.
The journey to this moment had been paved with loss, toxic revelations, and agonizing growth.
Megan pressed a kiss to the crown of her daughter’s head, breathing in the scent of newborn skin.
She thought of the September wedding that had happened a few weeks prior, an event she hadn’t attended.
She pictured the meticulous floral arrangements and the staged photographs, realizing she didn’t miss a second of the spectacle.
There was no resentment left in her heart, only a quiet sense of peace.
Her perfect, innocent daughter would thankfully never actually know the exhausting, incredibly demanding woman who selfishly prioritized a fragile spotlight over the needs of a deeply grieving mother.
She would absolutely never have to helplessly watch her own mother constantly shrink herself down to comfortably accommodate someone else’s deeply fragile, incredibly bloated ego.
She would only ever know a warm, stable home entirely filled with deeply unconditional love, fierce, unbreakable resilience, and totally unshakeable, profound emotional strength.
Megan slowly closed her tired eyes, happily letting the deeply quiet, incredibly steady hum of the safe hospital room wash over her entirely and completely.
The highly toxic, deeply exhausting chapters of her chaotic twenties were finally, fully closed and permanently sealed away in the past.
She securely held her entire, beautiful future safely in her loving arms, completely and totally ready to excitedly write the beautiful, perfectly unwritten pages ahead.
THE END
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