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Maya Dialectical Journal

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Maya shouts out to me and pushes me from an incoming bottle, but it ends up coming into contact with her head. She collapses onto me and she gives out a sound of pain. "You ought to be more alert Matthew! I'm pretty sure you wouldn't be awake if you took that hit." "I'm sorry..." I apologize dejectedly. "Maya! Are you alright?" Beau rushes over to aid Maya's wound. He attempts to help her, but there isn't much he can do without any ice to stop the swelling. Beau than commences clarifying that the events prior were only an act of sorts. It helped me to feel less flustered than before. "There’s always a reasonable explanation for any amazing thing that happens. Take in mind it’s Halloween night, so Doctor Salazar should have been well aware

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