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He Gcircled and Bmstared Emnervous and Cscared he Gknew both the thrill and the cDost but he dGidn't think tBmwice this aEmmazing deCvice was his Amlast chance to see what he&Damp;#65533;d lost now if Ctime is really a rDiver and upsGtream�s where he Cneeded to be he set his Gsights on the Cpast and GfinisBmhed his Emglass and Dwent back in ChistorGy
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Like Gall pionBmeers he Emswallowed hisC fears and Gwatched the whole room fade to Dblack he's Gdying to Bmgo
but he's Emno fool, heC knows how Amhard it will be to comeD back but toCnight he's tired of the lDonely and toGmorrow will not be the cCure so he'll Gjust slip awayC Gfind BmyesterdEmay and Dspend one more Cnight with Gher
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But to the Ccasual eye it's a Dbarstool but it's Greally much Bmmore than itC seems just a Gfew drinks and tChen she'll be wGith him agEmain as he sDits on the tCime macGhine
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