For the longest time, it felt kind of like my chest was cracking open, but not precisely in … - John Green

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Crime stories are, as you know, one of the most popular forms of entertainment that exist. If you then try to have something to say. . . that I have, of course.

John Green

For the longest time, it felt kind of like my chest was cracking open, but not precisely in an unpleasant way.

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