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Bonus Chapter 1 - Maddie and Michael
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Sian FlemingSince I started writing TAG, I went back and looked over all the comments left on my chapters for the first time (I don't get notified about these), and I can't believe how lovely and supportive everyone has been. Thank you so much to everyone who has left a comment or like or review on my story I really appreciate it! Also, thank you to those who read my story, even if you don't leave likes/comments, I know it sometimes isn't easy to do. I appreciate you too!
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