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... asked worriedly as she held his back to see the two drops of blood tearing out from his eyes.

"I'm fine!" Bobby said, as he wiped the blood off and put the pendant around his neck.

"Is there anything else to add here since I thought it was because of that damn pendant? Why don't you leave with me here?" Mia demanded.

"Nope, I need to keep it with me." Bobby rejected her notion, and he further added, "Ma, I know you're worried about me. But just believe me with this. Noth ...

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