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Chapter 25: Max

Author: Elle A. H.
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October 13th

The tour soon ended up at Luca's house.

He lived in a very neat, tidy village. Every house was big and picturesque and the roads were smooth and tarmac.

"Leo!” I heard Luca shout from the porch of a house.

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