MorganMichael

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In hindsight, the entire legal matter looked like a big, abandoned city planned by an architect who had gone mad along the way. Nothing followed any recognizable logic: two-way roads with no outlet; overpasses over nothing; curved, Escher-like buildings where each floor, each staircase, and each wall obeyed to its own law of gravity.
All the Lies They Did Not Tell
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