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Us As I Remember
Following the sudden and inexplicable suicide of his best friend Shane, Craig reminisces on their cherished memories, spiraling down a harrowing quest for answers that may forever remain elusive.
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Following the sudden and inexplicable suicide of his best friend Shane, Craig reminisces on their cherished memories, spiraling down a harrowing quest for answers that may forever remain elusive.
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Written By:Kiana Scrase
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