Valentine's at the Inn, Part 3
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For those of you who actually hear the stories, and don't get me wrong, you sleeping is what's most important here, so I never mind if you don't hear a word. But for those who do, I apologize for making you wait so long to find out what was up that secret stair at the end. And then I made it a three-parter and put it right at the end of the last part. Yep. Guilty. I think it wants to be a book. Anyway, small disclaimer that some things actually happen in this episode, but I bet I'm still gonna knock you out if I haven't already. This story is also about the cross-hatched top of peanut butter cookies, the sound of a vacuum cleaner running in the distance. a desk and a straight-back chair by the window, and a plan for something new in the village of nothing much.
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Now, it's time. Turn off the light. Slide down into your sheets and pull the blanket up over your shoulder. I'll be here reading even after you've fallen asleep.
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