Word to the wise: You shouldn't believe everything you read in books.
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Word to the wise: You shouldn't believe everything you read in books.
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Luisa’s Diary
Father and Mama are sending me to high school. Since Father can afford it and I’ve done my time at public school, I am attending a girls’ private Catholic school called Our Lady of Perpetual Help. Father said some of my friends from elementary school would be attending, and that I would meet new friends. I feel fortunate that I get to continue my education, and at such a prestigious institution, too!
I dressed in my uniform ready for the first day— a pleated skirt, blouse, and vest. Then I set off with my schoolbag to walk to Perpetual Help, hoping that the nuns were nice. Sister Clementine is our homeroom teacher. I was pleasantly surprised to see my friend Monica in the seat next to mine. I am learning a lot and have so many classes— history, religion, natural sciences, literature, algebra, and even Latin!
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Let me said it out loud: if the writers touch, fuck or mess with Captain James & Molly IN ANY WAY, HELL WILL BE UNLEASHED. They are OTP goals, to me the core of the love of this series, their story was so beautifully built, and I can bear anything, ANYTHING, but them being ruined or belittled. It's just not right. DO. NOT. TOUCH. THEM.
....does anyone else feel hungry for Chinese food? I've got a hankering for General Tso's and pork-fried rice myself.
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"What mysteries may be unlocked, if you only knew the key."
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Close, Carlos. Close, but no cigar...
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Title: Skip to the End | Author: Molly James | Publisher: Quercus (2022)