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“The pink one?” Normani asked.

“Yes, that one is lovely!”

“Right?” Nina agreed. “How could you not like them?”

“Couldn’t agree more. What’s your favorite one?”

“I don’t think I’ve ever seen that show, I heard very little about it. I’m assuming it’s just another reality show?”

“You guessed it. Just another lovey dovey reality tv show, but yet it somehow got me hooked!”

“Awesome, I’m in room two on the female floor.”

“Sounds great. I’ll probably eat some dinner then stop by afterwards?”

“Uh, you can bring it to me whenever.”

“Sounds like a plan. I’m sure it’s buried in my room somewhere, so I’ll get it to you.”

“Oh of course! I’d never damage anyone else’s property.”

“I trust you! I will definitely lend you my book! Do you wanna come here or should I swing by your room?”

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“Now I wanna read the book.”

“I have a copy of it if you ever want to borrow it. Just promise to take good care it; my books are my children.”

“I watched the movie. Is the book even scarier?”

“In my opinion, yes. Because your own imagination takes over, and to me, it can be your worst enemy.”

“I haven’t, but I’ve seen a few of his books that got turned into movies and those gave me nightmares.”

“Pet sematary is his scariest one. It’s just so...messed up. But it’s amazing at the same time.”

“People have messed up minds. Makes for great television.”

“You can say that again! Ever read Stephen King? His mind made the greatest stories. The most scary, but the best.”

“Me too, but it’s such a good though.”

“It’s like, too good almost. How the hell they come up with this stuff is beyond me, but my lord.”