7 Pinster Street. Leonard Mitchell came to his desk and unfolded a piece of paper.
He then picked up a fountain pen and lowered his wrist in preparation to write.
However, just as he dipped a dark blue spot onto the paper, his fountain pen paused. He attempted to move his wrist in order to write a few times, but all his attempts ended up stopping due to hesitation.
He raised his wrist, lowered the fountain pen, and repeated this action again and again. Finally, he froze his wrist in midair.
Pa! Leonard threw down his fountain pen, crumpled the piece of paper, and accurately threw it into the trash can.
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At 160 Böklund Street, Klein received a thin letter from one of Miss Messenger Reinette Tinekerr's heads.
He felt the weight in his hands and only when his spiritual intuition didn't send him any warnings did he tear it open and retrieve the letter inside.
