It happened
It happened

It happened

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They warned that it was going to happen. Nobody believed it, but this time it really happened. And the reality is disastrous. Jade didn't believe what she saw and in the face of so much bad stuff, she knew there had to be a cause. Jimmy had warned his father, it would go wrong this time, they would all be lost. But it just happened and it was too late for them.
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