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Safe and Wrong
“You know what this is?” I asked Grandma, holding the staff in one hand and Sam’s hand in the other.
“Of course I do,” Grandma said before taking a sip from her steaming hot mug of coffee like it was no big deal at all that she knew what the magical weapon I’d just found in the forest was capable of. “I’ve never seen it befor
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