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Chapter Nine
Author: Jane Knight 2020-05-16 02:15:45
Lola placed a pan over the open flame with a bit of butter stepping over to the toaster she added bread to it. Moving back to the pan to give it a swirl. The steady thwack, thwack of Lu chopping the chives at the counter was soothing as she moved about the kitchen.
The toast popped up and Lola grabbed it from the toaster, moving it between her hands as she grabbed a plate.
“What magic is that?”
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