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Remember Me

Remember Me

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sun, Sep 30, 2018
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Ayra and Evan are friends since they first met each other in Pre school. They couldn't get each other off their sight because they MUST do everything together. They lived in a small town in oregon called Jacksonville. They would meet up in Evan's treehouse back of his house everyday Time passed and passed. Not long after, its been 10 years since they known each other. They are in 1-7 grade together and they still do everything together. Nothing could tear them apart. Until one day... Ayra's father got a promotion in New york. They ought to move a week after their preparations are done. Ayra couldn't be more sad. Evan felt the same way as well. They hold the promise to keep on remembering each other until they meet again. Remember me.
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