Breakup Quote #7073685
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“even though you shut the door behind you, i haven't

“even though you shut the door behind you, i
haven't changed the locks yet. you can
come back whenever you want, and i'll still be
here."

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Niraj * 7 years ago

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nicole🌹*

posted May 28, 2017 at 9:14pm UTC tagged with breakup, nmq, jaymahusay, quote

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