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I am continuing a story I began a few weeks ago (this is part thirty five). _{_{You can find parts one and two and three and four and five and six and seven and eight and nine and ten and eleven and twelve and thirteen and fourteen and fifteen and sixteen and Seventeen and eighteen and nineteen and twenty and twentyone and twenty two and twenty three and twenty four and twenty five and twenty six and twenty seven and twenty eight and twenty nine and thirty and thirty one and thirty two and thirty three and thirty four and thirty five and thirty six and thirty seven if you are interested}}

You can also see and hear me read the first 7 parts here: https://steemit.com/dtube/@felt.buzz/i0p0jyj7

and the second 7 parts (8-14) here:

https://steemit.com/dtube/@felt.buzz/vm23ot2g

and parts 15-21 here:

https://steemit.com/dtube/@felt.buzz/uxs6zbkl

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In fact, I thought, they were so boring I had forgotten most of them.

Dark Night reached around the surface and pulled out a laptop. She opened it and put it on the sofa beside her. I could see it booting up, strange strings of letters and numbers that didn't really make sense. This was no normal computer.

"This is no normal computer," Dark Night confirmed. She pulled the box from her pocket and began to poke it. To my surprise, it began to open. A window of light appeared at the centre of it and it began to unfold. Suddenly she held in her hand not a box but a thin stick, unlike any memory stick I had ever seen. But I guessed that was what it was.

Dark Night slid the stick into the side of the laptop and pressed a few keys. The screen went dark.

"Bollocks!" she said and gave it a slap. It made a noise, a sound like a dog makes when you step on its foot by mistake, and then the screen came back on, full of colours and shapes that span around and around until it formed a picture.

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As usual, I started with the freewrite prompt and used themostdangerouswritingapp.com to write the first five minutes (and then popped it into google docs to check for errors and tidy it up a bit):

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I had a comment left on one of my freewrites and I have to say, it made my day!

“Hey I got the book and want to tell you how much I enjoyed your story! Loved the twist at the end… you somehow nearly always manage to produce an unexpected twist... Love the care you take with your characters, intertwining them.” Hive account@owasco