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  1. >You were walking home from a short shift at work one day, part time is better than nothing.
  2. >Groceries in hand.
  3. >As you take a shortcut through an alleyway you come across an odd sight.
  4. >A young were-cat with a striped tail colored red and black.
  5. >Sitting in a large cardboard box with a pillow under her.
  6. >You can't help pausing to stare.
  7. >The were-cat stares back without saying anything.
  8. >On impulse you take out one of the giant plastic-wrapped cookies that you bought to support a charity the store was promoting.
  9. >Something about helping poor undeveloped girls get ara ara tits through Hathor milk.
  10. >Toss it to her.
  11. >It bounces off her head, she doesn't even flinch. Or blink.
  12. >She didn't even try to catch it.
  13. >You feel a bit creeped out, so you continue on your way.
  14. >She's still got her eyes on you.
  15. >You disappear from her line of sight and head home.
  16. >Try to forget about her.
  17. >Uneventful walk back home to your small apartment.
  18. >Make yourself some dinner before settling down.
  19. >Before you feel some eyes on your back.
  20. >Turning around, you see something out of the corner of your eye.
  21. >Have to double-take when you think you see that young were-cat.
  22. >She isn't there.
  23. >Spooky.
  24. >You know better than to leave things be when it comes to monster girls.
  25. >You stand up and look around your apartment.
  26. >Find something on your now perfectly made bed's pillow.
  27. >A note with a small, folded up pair of panties on it.
  28. >"Thanks for the cookie."
  29. >You've been around the block long enough to know this isn't good.
  30. >How did she even get inside the house?
  31. >You look for any way that she may have gotten in.
  32. >Everything is locked, no holes anywhere.
  33. >You even check the cupboards.
  34. >No sign of her anywhere.
  35. >You stay on guard and continue on with your night.
  36. >You take a shower, still sweaty from work.
  37. >The boxers you put in your hamper is gone when you step out of the water.
  38. >Really not good.
  39. >There is a half-empty glass of milk on the counter.
  40. >Until you look away to get a snack.
  41. >Now it's empty.
  42. >Getting really freaked out now.
  43. >Go to your couch to watch some television.
  44. >The seat is still warm. It shouldn't be this warm.
  45. >Try and relax, but you almost hear something moving around in the apartment.
  46. >Hear a crash in the kitchen.
  47. >Get up to see what it was.
  48. >Glass is broken on the ground, milk is spilled, jug is on counter.
  49. >You clean it all up while trying your best not to bolt.
  50. >Turn around.
  51. >The were-cat is in your spot eating your snacks with an apologetic look on her face.
  52. >Before fucking vanishing.
  53. >You nope the fuck out of the apartment, head right for the building's security room.
  54. >There is a note on the door of it.
  55. >"Sorry for breaking your glass, it was an accident!"
  56. >She got there first.
  57. >Oh shit the were-cat got there first.
  58. >Fuckfuckfuckfuck.
  59. >Knock on the door anyways, taking the note off of it.
  60. >Security doesn't answer, either isn't there or dead asleep.
  61. >Oh shit oh fuck.
  62. >Take out your phone to text a buddy so you can stay at his place that night.
  63. >New text makes it beep.
  64. >It's from a 'Candy'.
  65. >"Can I come too?"
  66. >Feel something breathing on your neck.
  67. >Turn around quick, nothing is there.
  68. >Try not to piss your pants.
  69. >Monster girls don't do freaky shit like this.
  70. >Book it out to your car double time.
  71. >Drive erratically in a panic the whole way.
  72. >You swear you can hear something tumbling in the back seat.
  73. >Can't stand to look back out of fear.
  74. >Just ditch the car in some Porker's parking lot and run for it.
  75. >Look back when you feel the eyes.
  76. >She's standing by the car.
  77. >Look ahead and speed up.
  78. >Look back, she's at the crosswalk you passed.
  79. >Look back, she's gone.
  80. >Don't look back for a while, stop to catch your breath at your friend's door.
  81. >When you do look back, she's standing ten feet away.
  82. >Swear and pound on the door, friend lets you in as she vanishes.
  83. >Locks the five locks behind you two, he's wondering what is going on.
  84. >You try and explain it to him.
  85. >He suggests you go into his full moon shelter while he calls the police.
  86. >You agree, he has to deal with sabbath so it'll be magically warded too.
  87. >Get locked in the reinforced cellar of his place.
  88. >You finally feel safe and let out a sigh of relief.
  89. >Move right to the couch to lay down and sleep.
  90. >You're halfway off when you feel someone pull a blanket on top of you.
  91. >Oh fuck she's inside!
  92. >Get up and try to catch her with the blanket.
  93. >She isn't there.
  94. >Try not to freak out.
  95. >Freak out a lot.
  96. >Run up to the door of the bunker.
  97. >There is a note on it.
  98. >"Why are you running from me?"
  99. >Shitshitshitshitshit
  100. >Throw the bunker door open, friend is talking to the police.
  101. >You can't form a coherent sentence, but manage to tell them she was in the bunker.
  102. >The pair head down and look around.
  103. >Don't find anyone or anything.
  104. >Suggest taking you to a safe-house, just in case.
  105. >Probably think you're crazy.
  106. >But it's your only hope.
  107. >Get a ride from the pair, you're looking outside the windows for any sign of them.
  108. >You can't see the were-cat anywhere.
  109. >They show you into the fortified house that could take a bombing, magical or otherwise.
  110. >Stake out the door while you head inside and look through everything.
  111. >No sign of her.
  112. >Maybe it's safe to sleep now.
  113. >You head to the bed, exhausted from all the running and fright.
  114. >Manage to get to sleep, with no distractions.
  115. >But wake up in the middle of the night needing to piss.
  116. >When you turn on the lamp so you don't trip, you nearly lose your bladder there.
  117. >A note is on the digital alarm clock.
  118. >"Are you scared of me?"
  119. >There truly is no running from her.
  120. >You get up and head for the door of the bedroom.
  121. >Another note.
  122. >"I'm sorry."
  123. >This is just a nightmare, right?
  124. >You open the door and head out into the safe house's living area.
  125. >You smell something.
  126. >Heading to the counter you find cookies cooling on the counter.
  127. >With a note beside them.
  128. >"I'm only trying to be friendly."
  129. >Almost smash the cookies up right there.
  130. >But making it angry doesn't sound good.
  131. >Rush to the bathroom before you burst.
  132. >There is a note on that door too.
  133. >"Do you hate me?"
  134. >You head inside and go right for the toilet, letting loose the torrent.
  135. >Look around while you piss.
  136. >A note on the closed shower curtains.
  137. >"Don't open, I'm sleeping here."
  138. >Nearly soak the bathroom in piss before you stop yourself from flailing away from it.
  139. >Stay still as you try and keep it silent until you finish.
  140. >Somehow nothing happens.
  141. >Curiosity gets the better of you now that you don't have bladder pressure to relieve.
  142. >Open the shower curtain.
  143. >Spare blanket and pillow is there.
  144. >And a note.
  145. >Nothing else.
  146. >Retreat back to your bedroom, shaking with fear.
  147. >She's sitting on the bed, pouting.
  148. >You're really glad you emptied that bladder before that.
  149. >Still end up flailing and running, heading for the door.
  150. >She's in front of it, a notebook held up.
  151. >"Please stop running."
  152. >You turn and run for the back exit.
  153. >She's there too, again with the notebook.
  154. >"I want to talk with you Anon."
  155. >How does she know your name?!
  156. >Retreat to the bedroom and lock the door, not taking your eyes off her.
  157. >Turn around.
  158. >Nearly shit pants.
  159. >Standing there with another note.
  160. >"Don't be mean, I'm just a cheshire."
  161. >You have no idea what that is, and fumble with the lock.
  162. >She flips the page and writes on the paper.
  163. >"I use notes because I'm mute."
  164. >Can't get the lock open again.
  165. >Run to other side of the bed, she appears on top of it.
  166. >"Don't you like me?"
  167. >You back away and fall on your ass as you back up into a corner.
  168. >She appears in front of you.
  169. >"I'll pay for the milk I spilt." Is written on the pad.
  170. >In desperation you jump at her.
  171. >She disappears, you miss.
  172. >You can't see where she is now.
  173. >Fuckfuckfuckfuckfuckfuckfuck
  174. >Stand up, try to get to door.
  175. >You feel something hugging you.
  176. >But you can't see it.
  177. >A note is on the door over the first one.
  178. >"Please don't go."
  179. >There isn't any escape.
  180. >You pull away from the hug, heading something bump into the floor.
  181. >Get into the bed and under the covers.
  182. >You curl up into a ball and cower.
  183. >She's crawling up onto the bed, right up beside you.
  184. >Heart is almost coming out your throat.
  185. >You hear the sound of pen on paper behind you.
  186. >It goes on for what feels like ages.
  187. >Finally it stops.
  188. >You feel the were-cat disappear from the bed.
  189. >Cautiously uncurl and look around.
  190. >Another note.
  191. >With a crude picture of her riding you reverse cowgirl.
  192. >"I'll come back later." written below.
  193. >Try not to freak out.
  194. >Freak out a lot.
  195. >Eventually calm down enough to come up with some sort of plan.
  196. >Not a good plan, but a plan.
  197. >You hide in the closet with a pillowcase at the ready.
  198. >Can see into the room.
  199. >She reappears after an hour.
  200. >Wearing a garterbelt, long stockings, shoulder length gloves.
  201. >All red.
  202. >Nothing else.
  203. >Can't seem to find you.
  204. >Disappears.
  205. >The closet door opens.
  206. >You spring your 'trap'.
  207. >Of course it doesn't work.
  208. >She appears on the bed, posing in her best attempt to be sexy.
  209. >You try to catch her in the pillowcase again.
  210. >She changes places, into a different pose at the end of the bed.
  211. >As you keep trying, she keeps moving to different spots.
  212. >Leaning against the wall with her tail and ass raised.
  213. >Legs spread wide on the floor.
  214. >One leg raised up to her head while laying on her side.
  215. >Head down and ass raised.
  216. >So many more.
  217. >Eventually you tire of chasing her.
  218. >And have a gigantic hard-on despite the fear.
  219. >As you pant on the floor she appears on your legs with another note.
  220. >"Is it alright then?"
  221. >Can't fight it anymore.
  222. >She grins and mounts you like in the drawing.
  223. >Grinds on top for a minute before starting the ride.
  224. >You can't fight against it anymore.
  225. >Start thrusting up into her.
  226. >Hear a purr coming out of the were-cat.
  227. >Oh god the pussy is making the pussy vibrate.
  228. >She matches your frantic, bestial pace as you both pant in lust.
  229. >Until you have a mind numbing orgasm and bust all the nuts.
  230. >And you black out.
  231. >You wake up in the bed groggy and drained.
  232. >Look at the clock.
  233. >It's almost noon.
  234. >Good thing you didn't have work that day.
  235. >Something warm is clinging to you.
  236. >Pull up the blanket.
  237. >The were-cat is still there, sleeping soundly.
  238. >Wait, you thought she was some kind of ghoul.
  239. >Play with her ears and poke at her.
  240. >Definitely alive.
  241. >The fuck is a cheshire anyways?
  242. >Phone is on nightstand, pick it up.
  243. >Look up what it is while wishing you had paid attention in school.
  244. >Oh.
  245. >Oh!
  246. >Well, that's not scary at all!
  247. >Except everything that happened last night.
  248. >Buddy has been texting you.
  249. >Asking if you're still alive.
  250. >The activity wakes up the were-cat, a soft purr rumbling into your body.
  251. >The big smile she gives you is definitely not scary.
  252. >You apologize profusely for being so scared of her last night.
  253. >She has to get up and find her notebook and the attached pen, you get a good look at her ass when she purposely bends over to pick it up.
  254. >"It was fun."
  255. >Glad she enjoyed herself at least.
  256. >Ask for her cell number, you exchange contact info.
  257. >You ask if she wants to go out sometime.
  258. >Maybe to some rather late brunch.
  259. >Doesn't waste any time writing down an answer.
  260. >"YES!"
  261. >Get a call on your phone.
  262. >Your car has been towed.
  263. >Fantastic.
  264.  
  265. >You wake up in the middle of the night
  266. >Starving
  267. >Skipping dinner was NOT a good idea
  268. >Grumble as you have to get up out of bed
  269. >It's freaking cold
  270. >Heater is busted till tomorrow
  271. >You'll be back in the warm bed soon
  272. >Head to the kitchen, leaving the lights off
  273. >Can see in the dark a bit right now
  274. >Get some of the cookies out of the jar to munch on
  275. >Mouth is getting dry
  276. >Decide to gets milk to go with it
  277. >Open the fridge
  278. >There is a note taped to the milk
  279. >"I'm right behind you."
  280. >alghahghagnlagnklas
  281. >Try not to piss self while turning around
  282. >In the light cast from the fridge is a young cheshire with red and black striped fur
  283. >Holding up her notepad while shivering in one of your shirts
  284. >"It's cold. Come back to bed."
  285. >Heart stops beating at a mile a second
  286. >Get some milk for both of us
  287. >Go back to bed to share warmth while sleep-cuddling
  288.  
  289. >Working your cruddy supermarket job
  290. >Four hours of feeding people slices of cooked sausages on toothpicks
  291. >Can't leave until all the sausages in the package you opened are gone
  292. >Already an hour over when you were supposed to leave
  293. >Don't dare eat the sausage bits yourself, they're made for MGs that like actual fire
  294. >But you're really hungry
  295. >Only one sausage left, but nobody is around since it's dinnertime for sane people
  296. >Start daydreaming, looking around for anyone around
  297. >Nobody
  298. >Notice there is one less sausage slice when you look back
  299. >How?
  300. >Nobody is around
  301. >Look to see if you missed anyone
  302. >Just some housewives chattering near a shake-n-bake display
  303. >Look back at table
  304. >One more gone, an empty kid-sized carton of chocolate milk put beside the tray
  305. >How in the where?
  306. >Stare straight ahead for a while
  307. >Nothing
  308. >Test it by looking away again before back
  309. >Two more gone, three left
  310. >Another small carton
  311. >You looked away for less than a second
  312. >Oh god this is too spooky
  313. >Try not to freak out
  314. >Freak out a bit
  315. >Watch as a carton appears floating in front of you
  316. >OhgodthisishowIdie!!
  317. >Empty carton is set down, rest of the sausage floats into the air
  318. >Disappears
  319. >Freak out a lot
  320. >Pack things up as fast as you can
  321. >Punch out of the clock
  322. >Nearly run into a young cheshire with red and black hair just outside the exit of the employee only area
  323. >Holding a half-quart carton of chocolate milk while looking miserable
  324. >Other paw holding a note
  325. >"Those were too spicy."
  326. >Candy never could handle spicy food
  327. >Wait
  328. >Oh. OH!
  329. >Head home to have microwaved dinner with your cheshire girlfriend
  330. >But not before paying for all that chocolate milk
  331.  
  332. >You're coming home from work one day
  333. >Ready to just relax and eat something bad for you
  334. >Come up to your apartment and open the door
  335. >There are papers strewn all over the floor
  336. >Whatthefuckisthismess?
  337. >See the papers have writing on them
  338. >Lean down to pick up a few
  339. >'Welcome home darling!'
  340. >'Would you like dinner, a bath, or me?'
  341. >'I've been so lonely waiting for you'
  342. >'Can we have pizza for dinner?'
  343. >Each page says something different
  344. >Some are decorated with hearts and flowers
  345. >Others are plain and seem disinterested
  346. >How did they get here?
  347. >Probably a prank, someone stuffed them through the mail slot
  348. >Move into apartment to figure out what to make for dinner
  349. >The kitchen is a mess
  350. >Everything sitting everywhere
  351. >Someone tried to cook all sorts of things and forgot to clean up
  352. >But who?
  353. >You've been at work all day
  354. >Nervoussweating
  355. >Maybe you attracted the attention of a shirohebi?
  356. >Or worse, an apophis?
  357. >Maybe even a kikimora!
  358. >2spooky4you
  359. >Look around apartment for any other signs of entry
  360. >Check in bathroom
  361. >More papers on the counter and ground
  362. >what.png
  363. >Decide to read a few
  364. >'Your back is so big!'
  365. >'Do you like having me wash you?'
  366. >'This down here needs a scrubbing too.'
  367. >'It's so hot!'
  368. >Wholeftthesehere?!
  369. >Hear a noise coming from the bedroom
  370. >Sounds like crying
  371. >Ohboyohshitherewego
  372. >Move cautiously to check
  373. >Make sure to grab the broom on the way
  374. >Peek into room, there is nobody there
  375. >But the crying noise still is
  376. >When door creaks the crying stops
  377. >5spooky10you
  378. >Go into room anyways
  379. >Lots of papers on the bed
  380. >Morbid curiosity, read a few
  381. >'Not so rough!'
  382. >'What are we going to do on the bed anon?'
  383. >'You're melting my braaain!'
  384. >'It happens to everyone sometimes.'
  385. >That last one is mildly insulting
  386. >Move out of bedroom, head towards new source of crying
  387. >Down the hall by the washing machine
  388. >Walk slowly towards it, broom in hand
  389. >Papers are on the floor
  390. >'I'm sorry.'
  391. >'I didn't mean to.'
  392. >'I'm really sorry.'
  393. >'Cooking is hard.'
  394. >'I'm just stupid.'
  395. >Reach end of hall
  396. >Crying coming from laundry basket
  397. >Carefully look into it
  398. >Red and black haired cheshire with red eyes and sloppy face looking back up at you
  399. >Holding her notepad and pen, pretty low on paper
  400. >'I tried to cook but I suck at it.'
  401. >But the other papers?
  402. >'I thought waiting for me to write bothered you.'
  403. >'So I thought I'd pre-write a bunch.'
  404. >'But they all sucked.'
  405. >Pat her head
  406. >Tell her you'll teach her how to make dinner
  407. >After you clean up the mess
  408.  
  409. >Friday night, and finally getting off work
  410. >Bitch of a boss tanuki forced you to stay late to make things tidy
  411. >Wouldn't need to clean up the store if it was kept tidy in the first place
  412. >Don't know why her superiors didn't do surprise inspections
  413. >Whatever, doesn't matter now
  414. >Get overtime pay for it
  415. >Have some snacks in tow for the weekend
  416. >Still tired as shit
  417. >You decide to wander around a bit to let your mind unwind
  418. >It's still light out anyways
  419. >Mostly
  420. >Decide to take the long route through the park
  421. >Seems like a good idea at the time
  422. >Is actually quite relaxing
  423. >No noisy kids to affect your headache
  424. >No man-hunting monster girls out prowling yet
  425. >Just a few were-wolves walking their dogs
  426. >Like that isn't an odd sight
  427. >As it starts getting darker you pick up the pace
  428. >Still not worried
  429. Jingle
  430. >What was that?
  431. >You look behind you, and see nothing
  432. >The street lamps turn on and light up the path
  433. >Turn ahead and start walking again
  434. Jingle
  435. >Was that closer?
  436. >Look behind you again
  437. >Still nothing
  438. >Okay, this can't be good
  439. >Pick up the pace some more
  440. Jingle
  441. >Don't bother stopping as you look back to check
  442. >There still isn't anything
  443. >But it's getting closer
  444. Jingle jingle
  445. >Decide this is a good time to start taking up jogging
  446. >You can let the dr.pepper settle overnight
  447. Jingle jingle
  448. >You don't bother looking, the noise can't be more than thirty feet away
  449. >See something written on the back of the entry sign in spray paint
  450. >It smells fresh
  451. "You're going to be late Anon."
  452. >That your fucking name
  453. >Run past the sign
  454. >Fuck jogging, it's time for running
  455. Jingle jingle
  456. >It's almost right behind you
  457. >You turn down a corner and bolt across a street
  458. >Thankfully it's late and few people are driving in the area
  459. >Unfortunately it's late and nobody is in the area
  460. >Take a sharp turn into an alleyway
  461. Jingle
  462. >algjaslgjglakgn;aglak
  463. >Right in front of you
  464. >Dead stop, look at wall
  465. >Wet spraypaint
  466. >An arrow pointing in the direction of home
  467. >With a message
  468. "Hurry anon!"
  469. >Fucking book it
  470. >Take as winding route as possible
  471. Jingle jingle jingle
  472. >That came from fucking above
  473. >Panic a lot
  474. >More fresh paint on the wall
  475. >Another arrow pointing towards home
  476. "You're going to miss it."
  477. >Miss what?!
  478. >Run even faster
  479. >Nearly home now
  480. >Can see it down the street
  481. >Just about to enter the apartment building
  482. Jingle
  483. >It's not even ten feet away
  484. >Turn and look
  485. >A pair of glowing red eyes in the dark
  486. >Fuckfuckfuckfuck
  487. >Get inside and run into the elevator
  488. >Safe now
  489. Jingle jingle jingle
  490. >It's right behind you
  491. >Cold sweat on your neck
  492. >Turn slow and carefully
  493. >A young looking red and black haired were-cat standing there
  494. >Collar and bell on her neck
  495. >Whiteboard lifted up with one hand
  496. >With one word written on it
  497. "Nya."
  498. >Scream like a little girl
  499. >Finally stop ten seconds later
  500. >Awkward silence
  501. >Realize it's just Mizuki
  502. >Sigh of relief
  503. >She wipes the message and writes a new one
  504. "It's on in five minutes, I didn't want you to miss it."
  505. >Miss what?
  506. >Can't remember
  507. >She pouts
  508. >Wipes and writes
  509. "The two episode finale of A winter in Yetinburg!"
  510. >Remember why you got snacks
  511. >Elevator arrives
  512. >Rush into apartment
  513. >Turn on the television
  514. >Snacks prepared
  515. >And it begins
  516.  
  517. >A fantastic morning off from work for you
  518. >Sunny
  519. >No work
  520. >No chores to do
  521. >No work
  522. >Just a day of junk food and playing a new video game
  523. >And no work
  524. >You've only just woken up though, and are going through your morning routine
  525. >It ends with checking the mail
  526. >Bill, bill, sabbath flyer, flyers
  527. >The last one is snatched by an invisible paw before you can read it
  528. >And then it vanishes
  529. >Manage to not shit yourself
  530. >But now you need that letter back
  531. >It could be the phone bill
  532. >Or that MGC monthly check
  533. >You hurry to the laundry hamper and try to grab at the red and black cheshire inside
  534. >She disappears with the letter she is opening
  535. >Next is the bathtub
  536. >You're right, she's there taking it out
  537. >Sees you and vanishes
  538. >You rush to the closet next
  539. >Almost grab her this time
  540. >But just barely miss
  541. >You won't give up that easily
  542. >Hurry to the door and get your shoes on
  543. >Rush down the stairs outside and try to surprise her underneath them
  544. >No luck, she vanished just as you came into view
  545. >Almost forgot the letter she was reading intently
  546. >Why is she so interested in your mail?
  547. >You run for where you think she appeared next
  548. >Just down the street behind a lawn ushi
  549. >Her tail puffs up as you surprise her
  550. >But she gets away again
  551. >You could feel the fur of her ears that time
  552. >You're going to catch this cheshire and get your answers fast
  553. >By this point it's a challenge
  554. >And you're ready for it
  555. >You think
  556. >It's a lot of running to do
  557. >But you keep tracking her down
  558. >The park, the playground, the convenience store, home, the alleyway, the park again, up that one tree with the fairies living in it
  559. >Each time she's reading the letter with the utmost seriousness
  560. >And vanishes just before you can catch her
  561. >At least you're getting good cardio training
  562. >Again
  563. >Find her hiding in a recycling bin behind the Porkers
  564. >Demand your letter back
  565. >She vanishes in surprise
  566. >God dammit
  567. >You have trouble finding her this time
  568. >And eventually return home, defeated
  569. >There is a loud purring coming from here
  570. >Track it down to the bedroom
  571. >There is a lump under the blankets
  572. >You sneak up behind it and leap
  573. >A bunch of flailing as you try to grab her and she tries to escape
  574. >She vanishes from beneath you, but you hear paper
  575. >Pull the blanket back and get your letter back
  576. >Only it's addressed to her
  577. >And it's from her doctor
  578. >Decide to snoop before she can get it back
  579. >All you see is something tested positive before the paper is yanked away by a blushing chessie
  580. >She vanishes
  581. >But you can hear the purr coming from the kitchen
  582. >Walk in and open a cupboard
  583. >Demand to know what she has
  584. >Looks nervous for a moment before vanishing again
  585. >You just have to follow the purring
  586. >She doesn't leave the house this time at least
  587. >But you have to open up a vent and open the maintenance door to the pump room
  588. >Who knows why it's in your part of the complex
  589. >You get frustrated and give up, going to the kitchen to get some lunch
  590. >Ignore the purring coming from the living room behind you
  591. >But when you turn around she's standing there
  592. >With her writing board held up in front of her beet red face
  593. >Whatever is on it seems to be very embarrassing
  594. >But it just looks like a picture of something baking in the oven
  595. >What's a round thing you bake in an oven?
  596. >....
  597. >Oh
  598. >Try not to panic
  599. >Hug a lot
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