Diane's Tale Of Dianes: A Narrative Fiction

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-Diane was not doing much having spent that mourning hunting down a wild pig to roast over the fire pit she had built. It was nothing for her but it was strange to spend another day without the sins as they broken up so long ago. But it was nice that she could find a place to hide out in this mist covered forest. Plus it was lucky for her that the forest was a place that most human's did not want to enter making it much easier for her to find food to eat. But as she was eating her food she did wonder what her other friends was doing and if they was even still alive.

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