Another short story. This one has a bit more interactivity than the writer's other entry in the Neo-Twiny jam, with a few choices with mild impact on the story. The story is largely told in script form, and (given the word count limit) also ends pretty quickly.
I guess we never really found out for sure who the culprit was. I have my suspicions.
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