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Alaska: Our Last Day

by @gossamer-2

Who? I'll flirt my way through who? You. What are you? Brilliant, funny, filled with liquor. A faded sign, her every exhalation unsignaled. Sobbing, sudden. A mix of whimper and scream and cigarettes and wine and knock-knock jokes and vodka and it was our last day, Saturday, our last day.
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Oct 29, 2014
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Rearranged words from a page in "Looking For Alaska" by John Green

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