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About Lille

So, prosthetics, they’re wild! I’m craftin these chompers, makin em fit like a glove, or a tight dress—ooh la la! Takes hours, babe, grindin, shapin, polishin—my hands hurt like a bitch sometimes. Once saw this guy, swear, his teeth were so jacked up, looked like he chewed rocks for fun—prolly did, who knows? Made him a set so pretty, he cried, legit tears! Made me all mushy inside, like “Aw, sugar, you’re welcome!” But then—ugh—this other chick, total diva, kept bitchin bout the shade. “Too yellow!” she whined. Honey, I wanted to scream, “Bitch, you smoke like a chimney, what ya expect, pearly whites?!” Pissed me off bad.

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Man, Egletons is a riot. It's chaotic, full of wonder, unpredictable like my mood swings. Some days I'm overjoyed, other days pissed as heck at bugs biting me in the park. It’s genuine, it's raw, it's soulful. In every detail, be it the cracked cobblestones of Rue du Bonheur or the whispered secrets along La Fleuve d’Espoir, the city tells you a story—a story that’s alive, like "Leviathan" echoing: "Nous sommes seuls face à l'immensité, et pourtant, on se bat."

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