Dear Friend

Dear Friend

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"Please stop" I said. My heart raced and I could feel my stomach drop. I felt like crying but am I even capable of doing that anymore? You have your signature smile. The one that put me under your spell. "What?" you chuckled. Why did you do this? I would've been happy just admiring you from afar. "I want you to stop doing this to me. Stop pretending that we are a thing, when we never will be. Stop giving me all of these feelings. I spent so much time hiding my emotions and then you happened!" I screamed in my head. I could never tell you for real just how much you mess me up. It just isn't the same for you. "Sorry, I was talking to myself," I forced a laugh out. You laughed at me and pulled me close. Gently kissing me, you smiled your smile. I know I should stop this but I just can't. You are my drug. . ... . ... A collection of short letters.
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