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andusheredherbaightnotbeabletotuoutaallikeyours,buticertainlykea.”

,hetalkedforoveranhour.afterahoutinterruptingli,,tarikgotoutofthepool,thenhelpedherout,driedheroff,

kadylaughed.”notuntilihearaboutleonieahers.”

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tuing,hegaveheragrinthatalsttookherbreathaanyeninpastthatitsgoingtotaketherestoflifetotellyouaboutalloftheithinkthatfooe

betterstien.therearefe.””haha.therehappentobenyninlife.,,”givetheiassoiyslaythe”

lliostfeelhoeoher.ithoughhe

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greatdealofeffetnearher,anditfeltgood.thinkingbacktoherrelationshipangotosugthstoeeverything.itoknohappeh.”

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shelaughedasshelookedattheba,andi

dgrin.”notusually.”kadysfirstreaadea

idliketohear,ontshehesitated.yesterdaysheoranyoneelseshedbeenthrough,buttodayheranger.shekneierknohherself,heli,t,neverbeenastraoher.

bythetitheyretuedtotheeverythingaboutthetishedspentinlegendhle.

lastbetholdingback,”hesaidunderhisbreath,thenaskedhertogooory.

kadysledupathinooneao

lookingathishesighed.”youdneverbelieve.infaepasses,idontknoyself.

tarikledhertotheroundoaktableadelove.”youdontbelieve,”shesaidasshesatontheylove,”hesaidasheputhishandsonhershoulders

li\,,inhgregory.iinch,,111.1aphotograph.”