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Chapter 35: Close Calls

Author: Dillon Vera
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  Mrs. Tracey 9:30 AM: Hey Tony! Just wanted to let you know I'm coming to drop off Dillon's long acting insulin he said he forgot. Ill be over in like a half hour or so 

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