Got you something.A portable bath?Better. I pulled out the alien doll. Made me think of you.It looks like you, she said. I'm going to name it DB.
by Jennifer L. Armentrout
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In the book "Origin" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, a character presents a unique gift that piques interest and sparks a playful exchange. The gift is not a typical item, but rather a quirky alien doll that holds significance for both characters involved. The recipient finds a resemblance between the doll and herself, indicating a deeper connection through this imaginative gift. This lighthearted moment emphasizes the importance of friendship and understanding in their relationship. Naming the doll DB adds a personal touch, showcasing how shared experiences can bring characters closer together. The whimsical nature of the gift reflects their bond and the creativity involved in their interactions.

In the book "Origin" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, a character presents a unique gift that piques interest and sparks a playful exchange. The gift is not a typical item, but rather a quirky alien doll that holds significance for both characters involved. The recipient finds a resemblance between the doll and herself, indicating a deeper connection through this imaginative gift.

This lighthearted moment emphasizes the importance of friendship and understanding in their relationship. Naming the doll DB adds a personal touch, showcasing how shared experiences can bring characters closer together. The whimsical nature of the gift reflects their bond and the creativity involved in their interactions.

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