Sometimes I feel like a wind-up doll. Turn my key, and I will tell you exactly what you want to hear.
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My name is Ani FaNelli. Soon, I'll be an editor at the New York Times magazine. And in six weeks, I'm getting married in a lavish but tasteful ceremony. Luke comes from money. But I have something no trust fund can buy. The edge. Love my work. Hate babies. I am this close to the life no one thought I deserved.
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I don't know what's me and what part I invented.
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I carried this horrible thing with me alone for years, and it has built up this rage inside of me.
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People wanna know. Were you a hero or an accomplice?
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