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... say that you’re going to have an unlucky day if you wake up before thecrackof dawn.’He tried to force himself to go back to sleep due to his drowsiness, but alas, slumber eluded him.

“Euk… Heuk… Heuk…”

Henrick got up and squinted, grumbling, “Just slap me and wake me up or something. Don’t go around crying near someone sleeping.”

“Henrick is stupid,” Iris said, glaring at Henrick with tear-filled eyes. She continued, “A gentleman would have asked me why I was crying.”

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