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Source: https://writers.stackexchange.com/q/12726
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Example:

> That's when the thought hit me: I had to find out. I had to solve this mystery.
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> And so, I decided to call off my suicide plan.
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> At least for the time being.
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> (Next chapter)
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> **The first place I decided to visit was the Forensics Department / I decided to visit the Forensics Department in February, as soon as the semester began...**

Or:

> Destiny, however, had another plan for me.
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> The gods would hear my plea and send the help that I'd been waiting for all along. The help that would revive the flame that almost died inside me.
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> (Next chapter)
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> **My morning classes had just ended, and I was eating at the university's cafeteria / Two days had passed after the incident in the Forensics Department. My morning classes had just ended and I was eating at the university's cafeteria...**

I worry that, if I don't specify the day/date, the reader will wonder, "OK, how, is this a day or a year after the previous chapter?" On the other hand, the 'dateless" version seems to flow better. So I'm confused about which one to use.

Original score: 4