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RENDEZVOUS


RENDEZVOUS He stood there watching away like he just don't care listening to the radio and whistling along into the cold air she is pissed and in dispair ripped off her gown into the air walked directly to him her eyes were furry as they glim. he stuttered, magnificent ! never seen a flower so elegant bright as the sun and poised how much is your worth to be paid she blinked bright eyes and said like the sun is given to all like the flow of a waterfall I smile to both the rich and poor amazed on how she gazed he discerned her very thought penned the date and very spot cause life will never be the same his name she spotted tatted on his arm cheerfully, she called him Sam nice tattoo on your arm whilst utterly holding his palm apparently, he got to say your address could be my way for there's no reason not to pay a visit to you today.
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