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Chapter 29: Happy Place
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2024-10-29 19:42:56It was such a fun time, they didn't even notice the sun start to set above them. Tony didn't last too long in the water and went back to their setup while Dillon swam around like a weird polar bear-fish-alligator hybrid. After a while, even he got too cold. It was no surprise, since it was so early in the season. He came back a couple hours later to Tony asleep in his lounge chair, totally content with the world.
Dillon had moved his chair closer to his and fluffed his towel around his shoulders. Nap time was imminent, and though they had both sprayed up with sunscreen, he
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