Chapter 4: Kids and College Students (1/5)
Jun 22, 2019
You may notice I have shrunk the update size again. This is because it's been 84 years (drafting this chapter took forever), and it was either post the three already-finished pages now or wait another week. So, here goes! The good news is that hopefully hiatuses between chapters will get smaller...?
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