Nora Sudbury Whore ❤️❤️❤️❤️

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So, like, I knew this one whore—let’s call her Sally, ‘kay? Sally was LOUD, always laughin’, smelled like cheap perfume—kinda like fish and flowers smashed together! Reminds me of that line, “I played for her, she smiled.” ‘Cept Sally ain’t smilin’ for art, nah, she’s smilin’ for cash! Made me happy seein’ her strut, tho—she owned it, y’know? But then—BOOM—some jerk yells at her, calls her trash. Pissed me OFF! I’m like, “Hey, leave her alone, ya barnacle!” Felt like that scene where dude’s hidin’—so tense, so unfair!

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Don't get me started on the local markets—rife with trinkets, oddities, and the occasional genius invention, all clamoring to be noticed in their own strange ways. Every vendor tells a story, every stall a fable; it's like living in a tapestry woven by fate itself, chaotic and beautiful, at times wheel-spinning like the universe in full swing.

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