Never Forget Me
Never Forget Me

Never Forget Me

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Dane and Emma are best friends. Dane is in love with Emma, but she doesn't know it, and he's convinced she doesn't reciprocate. Everything between the two goes well, until Emma auditions to be a model in Paris, which is when Dane realizes she will lose his love...
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Sou legal,  juro.     Às vezes, eu acho que ninguém se importa. Outras vezes, tenho certeza.     Escrevo por hobbie, mas também é por paixão...

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