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It's a stiff neck. An ache in the spine. An embedded thorn. Helena wishes it were all just a memory, but the process continues to drain her. It's as if she's chained to her own heart. Only shards remain.
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It's a stiff neck. An ache in the spine. An embedded thorn. Helena wishes it were all just a memory, but the process continues to drain her. It's as if she's chained to her own heart. Only shards remain.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Sofia Pessoa Pádua
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