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Advice: This story is about self-harm, and hope.
Kingsley goes for a bush walk. He happens upon a young man in distress. Going up to the young man, he disrupts what was about to happen. They talk. Then Kingsley invites Sean to his house. Sean absorbs his new surrounds at Kingsley's home. Kingsley tells of his life's journey. From that, Sean tells a bit about his own life. Sean accepts Kingsley's invitation to stay with him for two nights. There is further talk which helps Sean to reflect on himself, and to see a new vision for himself.
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