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The fair lady on the bridge

The fair lady on the bridge

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sun, Jun 17, 2012
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Romance
it's all over the news at this moment: a woman (or is it still a girl?) dressed in 1920s clothing, sits on the edge of a bridge. just sitting there with a relaxed expression on her face. a man walks unoticed past the cops. a reporter goes to him and asks: "do you know her?" "yes,yes i do." "then what's her name?" the man gives the reporter an mysterious answer: "she's The fair lady Ma'am." then he steps to the edge of the bridge, swings his legs over it and sits beside her. from a distance, people are wondering what this is about. soon the woman/girl is known as The fair lady on the bridge. the man sighs, gives the girl beside him a small smile and says: "so here we are again huh?" " i guess we are.." then there's a long silence before she speaks again: "how about i tell you the bittersweet story of The fair lady on the bridge?" he he looks at her with a little smile on his face: "it would be an honor."
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