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The Table
A woman finds herself in a derelict cellar with only one item in it... a table. She cannot help but satisfy her curiosity, and so approaches the table to inspect it. As she looks over the table’s every detail, she quickly learns that this is not just any table, but a living table! She is caught by surprise and whisked up in an adventure that takes her to a place she did not know she needed to be.
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A woman finds herself in a derelict cellar with only one item in it... a table. She cannot help but satisfy her curiosity, and so approaches the table to inspect it. As she looks over the table’s every detail, she quickly learns that this is not just any table, but a living table! She is caught by surprise and whisked up in an adventure that takes her to a place she did not know she needed to be.
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Written By:Corran Gourlay
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