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DREAMS and the Nightmares that Follow
The opponent who beat and accidentally killed Lance, is haunted by the outcome of the fight, causing him to experience supernatural thoughts and feelings, which force him to become a new man in order to achieve his newfound DREAMS.
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The opponent who beat and accidentally killed Lance, is haunted by the outcome of the fight, causing him to experience supernatural thoughts and feelings, which force him to become a new man in order to achieve his newfound DREAMS.
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Written By:Brandon Robert Kersjes
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