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Well, if you want something else, I can
just... It sounds perfect.

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All right.

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One moment.

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Where are the girls?

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They'd much rather have the big house to
themselves than come along for a

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company event with their mother.

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I'm sure they're up to no good.

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I suppose some things never change, do
they?

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I still can't believe it took you this
long to come see the new house.

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It's been finished for some time.

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Yes.

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Things have been a bit hectic recently.

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Well,

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maybe this will help you feel better.

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Thank you.

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So, I take it you already prepped your
outfit for tomorrow?

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Yeah, um, about that.

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You still haven't told us anything about
the ceremony.

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It's nothing special, really.

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I'll be giving a speech.

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Beyond that, well, you'll see.

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They like to use these ceremonies to
celebrate advancements.

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And this year's been quite...

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What about you?

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What have you been up to?

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Oh, um, just getting Damon ready for the
semester.

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Oh?

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Yeah, and, um, James has been out of
town for a few weeks, so I've just been

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taking care of his errands and, you
know, um... Housework?

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Yeah.

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It's getting late. We should probably
wrap things up so we can be ready in

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for tomorrow.

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Claire, wait.

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You said one drink.

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And you haven't even seen the pool yet.

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Oh, I don't know if that's such a good
idea.

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It was a really long day.

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And I didn't even bring a bikini and...

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I have something that would fit you
perfectly.

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Wait.

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Bec, I...

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Damon.

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Are you sure you don't have anything a
bit less revealing?

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Come on.

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It fits perfectly.

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Well, I'm glad you find it amusing.

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What do you think of the pool?

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Lovely, Beck.

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Really. I suppose company loyalty has
its perks, doesn't it?

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Please.

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Being the best has its perks.

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Loyalty isn't exactly in their corporate
vocabulary.

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Oh. Well, at least you're humble about
it.

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You know, my friends think I'm very
humble.

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Oh, really?

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Their words, not mine.

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Hmm.

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Friends that work for you?

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Oh, shut up.

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I've been meaning to ask.

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Damon would... Who is he?

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I don't know.

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Does he know?

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What have you said?

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But you know, you don't always have to
be there to protect him.

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He's 18. He can manage on his own.

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He'll... He'll be fine.

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It might be good for you to focus on
something else for a change.

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I know they'd love to have you at the
company. I'm sure I could. Beck.

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I know.

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I... I remember what you said. I just...

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Just forget about it.

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Where is this coming from?

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Why bring this up again?

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Beck, it's nothing.

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You know I have to look after him.

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You know what... Yeah, well, you gave up
on everything else.

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All your gifts, all your capabilities.

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Fucking housework.

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You just threw it all away to live the
whole life of a...

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I do.

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Let yourself live again.

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You know it's out of your hands now.

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It doesn't have to define what...

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Let her go.

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Pretty, aren't they?

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Watch

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The gas seeps in and forces their little
brains to focus on one thing, and one

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thing alone.

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Reproduction.

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Practically on command.

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All from a specially synthesized hormone
amplifier.

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In fact, each mixture here is designed
to trigger a specific response in

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organics. However, given their testing
has been limited, each of them still

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the potential to be.

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Very dangerous.

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My division has been researching
hormonal

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manipulation for decades now.

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But our ambitions initially stretched
much further than some simple tool for

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ag industry.

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We wanted to allow people real control
over their bodies.

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Using an application of this technology.

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Allowing jumps in adrenaline on command.

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Enhancing cognitive abilities.

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Eliminating dozens of cancers. Extending
the human lifespan.

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It was going to be the next step for our
species.

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But it never quite worked.

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Until you came along.

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Though you were different from the
others.

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Our design was packaged as a single
injection of lab -grown self

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cells, all together networking into an
artificial subconscious that could

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synthesize and regulate hyperadaptive
hormones.

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Elevating the host's physical and
cognitive potential to a stratospheric

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Seeing our progress, the company
greenlit trials for terminal subjects.

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Five volunteers in total, each desperate
and hoping for a

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lifeline.

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Upon receiving the injection, the
subjects began to heal.

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Conditions we thought irreversible.

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Gone without a trace within just a few
days.

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It was beyond anything we'd hoped for.

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But then, heart attacks, aneurysms,
strokes, adrenal

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crises.

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Their systems spiralled out of control.

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Every person, imbalanced.

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Every trial.

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There was a fundamental flaw in the
design.

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A feedback loop.

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The system would overproduce positive
hormones and suppress the negative ones.

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It's like a child with too much candy.

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Once they start eating, they can't stop.

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They make themselves sick.

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It became clear we needed to change our
approach.

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The host's body couldn't be trusted to
manage the system alone.

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We needed...

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An impartial medium.

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Something... Something that wouldn't be
swayed by the body's desire.

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And that's when... We... We needed a way
to stabilize the hormones,

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and you... You had something no other
subject did.

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We're in uncharted waters, Damon.

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You're still the only successful human
trial.

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Even I'm not sure what's causing
symptoms to begin only now.

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But that, that isn't the injection's
doing.

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Your condition is seeping through the
cracks.

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The injection has begun to malfunction.

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Look, just whatever you've been doing,
keep doing it.

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I'll do my best to buy us some time
before it.

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Turn I'm I'm sure you'll be fine

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Go check on your mother, Damon.

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James, it's been so long.

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I missed you.

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Damon!

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I shouldn't have had so much to drink.

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You can't keep doing this to me, Damon.

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One time thing.

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I told you. She was right.

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Wasn't she?

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What?

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I bring you down.

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Keep you from living.

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She just... She misses how simple things
used

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to be.

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That's all.

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It's the only thing that works. I... I'm
sorry I let you down,

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Mom.

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I am so proud of you.

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Always.

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Things are just complicated right now.

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I know you're hurting.

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But maybe once tomorrow comes I can try
again and ask if she...

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Mom?

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Is everything okay?

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Everything's fine.

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Is that okay, baby?

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Good boy.

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Just breathe, sweetheart.

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Let mummy take care of it for you.

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You are so strong.

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I know you must have been struggling all
day.

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It's just you and me, darling.

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Feel my hand against your skin.

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Demon,

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what are you doing?

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Take off your shorts.

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Slowly, darling.

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I don't want you to hurt yourself.

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Is that helping, baby?

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Does it feel good?

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Just keep pumping into the pain.

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all gone.

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You're so grown up.

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I can barely...

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Damon.

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Just be sure to let it all out inside
Mummy's mouth.

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Okay, sweetheart?

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Good boy.

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I wouldn't want Beck to clean up after
us.

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Mm.

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Mm.

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Mm.

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Mm.

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Mm.

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Mm.

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What are you doing?

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I really don't think we should be...

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Thank you.

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I could.

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It's quite a lot, darling, to bear up.

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Now, we

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have a big day tomorrow, so why don't
you two get cleaned up and we can get

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some...

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Oh, it... Really?

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Not what it looks like.

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We were just... Are you all right?

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No wonder you're so protective.

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You don't know what you're doing.

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Wait. Right.

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This... This is just a dream.

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And haven't you always wanted to try
this?

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Thank you.

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to you big few.

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Doesn't it feel good?

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You wouldn't keep me waiting, would you?

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Lee. Kevin.

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I've got you deep in the heart of me,

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so deep in my heart that you're really a
part

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of me.

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I've got you under my skin.

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not to give in I said to myself this

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affair never will go so well but why
should I

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try to resist when baby I know so well
I've

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got you under my skin

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Use your mentality.

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Wake up.

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Before I begin, I've got you under my

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skin.

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Yes, I've got you.