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Hey guys. I apologize sincerely for leading you on and making you think that a new chapter had finally been uploaded. I sincerely apologize for that. Okay, so the reason for my absence in the last couple of days is that I am writing a number of Mid-semester assessments this week and have been spending all my time preparing. I am not done yet however, and respectfully request that you be a little more patient as I strive to finish up with everything else. Hopefully, everything will be over by Wednessday, and I will - by God's grace - be back on track with more chapters. Of course I will try to make up for the lost time when I return (although I cannot make any promises).
I will you all the very best and appreciate your patience. Have a lovely week and God bless you all.
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