Mi vida al cruzarme con el

Mi vida al cruzarme con el

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Last published Thu, Jun 28, 2018

Este es un relato verdadero donde cuento mi vida y mis pensamientos cuando lo veia cruzar en mi camino a casa. Cuento mucho sobre lo que pasaba esos tres que estuve enamorada de el. Tal vez sea aburrido pero siento que debe ser contada esta historia porque es algo que he logrado superar con el paso del tiempo.

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