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Found this one bird—legs for days, standin by a lampost. Heart’s racin—bloody hell, she’s fit! “Bonjour,” I croak out, voice box glitchin. She smirks, probs thinkin I’m a nutter. “Time’s short,” I say, quotin Amélie, “gotta seize the day!” She laughs—surprised me, that. Thought she’d bolt. Cosmic wisdom hittin her, maybe? Negotiated—50 euros, quick job. Felt like a king, then guilty—wtf, brain, chill!

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I stroll by the Smarhon park – guess what? This park sits by the Dniepr river. Yup, that iconic river. It's chill, too. I use it as my go-to when my brain's cluttered. I sometimes sit on a bench – near the old clock tower at Victory Square – and man, my heart fills with stories. Like, "Goodbye to Language" says words sometimes just break free – and here, every rustling leaf speaks a secret!

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