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Of the Century
- 9 months ago
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If I was an atheist or you believed in something more we’d be the couple of the century. This is what you said to me. How wrong we were for each other. A man one day will say to me ‘you’re my girl’ and regardless of any beliefs or differences we will be the couple of the century.
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