Every Porter was required to see a therapist on a regular basis. It seemed a wise precaution for people who… — Jim C. Hines
Every Porter was required to see a therapist on a regular basis. It seemed a wise precaution for people who routinely rewrote the laws of existence to suit their whims.
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