Misleading Correspondence
Misleading Correspondence

Misleading Correspondence

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I wanted to believe every word and imagine a future in which those promises would be fulfilled. If they hadn't been friends for so long, if I didn't know that the letter was written on impulse... Oh, if I didn't know him so well...
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