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The Dinner Party: A Pick Your Poison Adventure

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Supertide

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Brain Damage by Freida McFadden

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look over at the weapon in his hand. I never told Clark about this, but when I was in medical school, one of my classmates lost his mind and pointed a gun at

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Never Lie

by Freida McFadden

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Ward D

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“They just know what was in the news, and we all know that the news isn’t always accurate. What you hear is worded to get a reaction. It’s rarely the full truth, only hints and tiny pieces.”
― Jack Steen, The Asylum Confessions: Family Matters

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“They were broken, and weren’t content until they broke those trying to repair them.”
― John Marrs, Her Last Move

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“If you live with regrets, then you’re not truly living. You’re reacting in order to not live with more regrets. Don’t do that, Jack. Wake up each day determined to be the best person you can be. Go to sleep each night knowing you did the absolute best you could and that it’s too late to change actions you’ve already taken. Determine to be absolute in your decisions, and you’ll never experience a moment of regret. Regret can destroy dreams. Did you know that? When all you do is focus on the things that went wrong in your life, you miss out on what could be happening, the good things.”
― Jack Steen, The Asylum Confessions: Family Matters

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