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i fall in-love with fiction characters.

i fall in-love with fiction characters.

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lozza821 1 decade ago

All the time. <3

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brookeleigh626

posted November 30, 2013 at 12:13pm UTC tagged with book, nerd, fiction, read, away messages

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