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Flat White

A letter from COVID jail

29 September 2020

11:12 AM

29 September 2020

11:12 AM

I’ve been a very bad girl. I have come home to Australia to be with my husband. I travelled by plane from New York to Sydney and now I must serve a 14-day sentence in COVID jail, AKA hotel quarantine. I am to be punished for not having been here earlier during coronavirus and must pay for my compulsory imprisonment.

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