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Merry Christmas, you filthy animals!
There's no way it's true. . . It can't be true.
I grab the little white stick before rushing for the bathroom door, flinging it open. Ivory is stood on the other side, her eyes wide as she takes in my terrified expression. She doesn't have to ask me the question because my face already gives her the answer.
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