Christmas Wishing
For Mikeydred's Christmas Dollar Prompt - A Letter for the Season (Drabble Time!)
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Dear Satan Santa,
I have been a good boy, but I wonder if that is enough in the climate we live in. I want so many things, and I am not sure if you can get them for me. I would like to have more things for my family and myself. We deserve to be released from all of our obligations, despite the contract we signed.
You know this.
Please enjoy the holiday season, and see what you can do with the current legal issue (blood does not really have any sort of power in court).
Yours in understanding,
X.
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my best friend who has dyslexia, often makes this mistake, whether written or read. I had so much fun. enjoyed your work a lot!
Great Drabble and full of sarcastic fun
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