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18: that's the age I have to be. I have to wait three long years, And it's killing me! But when that three years is up, I get to find out how my life fell apart, I get answers. I told him I'd be mad, if he didn't tell me now, I am a Gunnysacker after all and, for him, thats bad. But noooo, He wants to wait 'till I'm older. He wants to reopen tender wounds that I stitched up long ago I just wish I could have my cake and eat it too---or at least a cupcake.
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