s always falling too fast, trusting too easily. But this time, she looked... di
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ch. He was effortlessly polite, never raised his voice, and always remembered to bring flowers. The neighbors adored him. My fri
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in within
ixed the broken light in the hallway. He rubbed Mom's shoul
aring at me once. N
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