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The Late Night Bookstore 

He sighed as the clock approached midnight. kstore" open 24 hours a day that encompasses time and space. The old man from the Bai bookstore, who spent a thousand years alone, gave each reader half a cup of "night milk" as usual on a stormy night. Lao Bai sighed, As the clock was about to strike midnight. He took a deep breath as he entered the underground library. All you could hear was the sad cry and the miserable laughter of the bookstore over his head ...
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He sighed as the clock approached midnight. kstore" open 24 hours a day that encompasses time and space. The old man from the Bai bookstore, who spent a thousand years alone, gave each reader half a cup of "night milk" as usual on a stormy night. Lao Bai sighed, As the clock was about to strike midnight. He took a deep breath as he entered the underground library. All you could hear was the sad cry and the miserable laughter of the bookstore over his head ...

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