The One That Got Away;
The One That Got Away;

The One That Got Away;

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- You love Me? I lifted my body, sitting up to get a better look at him. We were both lying at the keyboard watching the stars. - What ridiculous question is this? He frowned, making me laugh. - Responds! I rolled my eyes at his grimace. - Of course you do, silly. He smiled. You are the most accurate gem I have. You are the love of my life.

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