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Ali Monologue
Some stories are meant to be told and others are meant to be earned.

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Doctor: So, Ali why are you here?

Ali: Doc. No offense doc but a little fucking courtesy. What happened to the hello and hey? Don’t you like woo your patient. Make them feel comfortable.

Doctor: Only if I am trying to sleep with them and that’s more like a fourth session thing. So I ask you again why are you here?

Ali: Cool Doc. I am here because my father is forcing me to. I can’t sleep and people have been attracted to me all my life. That makes life a bitch. So why don’t do us both a favor and give me some fucking sleeping pills. Sign some damn papers.

Doctor: I would love to but your father is not stupid. You are here for an hour
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Ali: You want to hear a story Doc.It’s about a wolf and a sheep.

Doctor: Sure.

Ali: Once upon a time, In a different place, in a different time. There lived Riley, the sheep. She was nice, plum and innocent. Riley spent her time having fun, playing with her own strange creations. She was happy. Her parent’s had evening thing they ever wanted.

One day she met this big bad wolf and they became the best of friends. The played and had lots of fun everyday. They explored the jungle, built castles with stick but In the night the wolf would come for Riley. The wolf would nibble pieces of Riley’s flesh and then he would leave. Riley never had a friend so she thought this was how friendship worked. She didn’t tell anyone.

That was her life every day. Every day she would play and every night the wolf would come for her, Some days he wouldn’t eat anything, on other days’s the wolf would nibble bits of her all night. Riley slowly began to grow weak and her parents didn’t notice, she lost her innocence and no one noticed.

Than one day after playing all day the wolf told Riley that he was very,very hungry.

“I don’t understand”said Riley

The wolf looked at her with friendly smile and said “Don’t worry, I just want your

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