Disant Narrative

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The sky, bright blue with glints of red and white a large sun glistening from above. Ivy trodden up the steps there was a large mahogany building with bushes strewn too and for. A large sign sat at the side which read “Lockhart Veterinary Clinic”This looks like the place, well not like the picture
Suddenly Ivy spotted a Man wearing a large black cloak who had eyes of a deep chestnut brown he was looking out from the glass colored window was he staring at her?
“Hey! You what are you doing”
Suddenly the cloaked man was gone Is this a illusion I thought I just saw a man and of a vet place. Ivy decided she had to go in now…. To figure out why the heck he was staring at her.
“I know I saw you!!!” Ivy uttered
There was no word but the mere disant

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