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Maybe I trust to easily.... but my new friend you healed a TIny

Maybe I trust to easily.... but my new friend you healed a TIny Piece of me theres no question about it

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smilesanyways

posted December 26, 2013 at 5:21am UTC tagged with thankyou, friendship, story

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