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Chapter ten: The Beast Within revised
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N.WoodSorry I'm going to be a little behind with upload this week as my office word has messed up as well as having to go to Cyprus for a family grievance hoping to upload after the 1st of december
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Hey my lads, lady's, werefolk, etc, sorry I have not wrote in a while but this book is getting redone from the beginning..... I will be hoping to change every chapter so hopefully you will be able to read where you are up to for free! Please comment on which chapter you are on so I can get the revised chapters out ASAP
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