Amor de la década.
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Last published Tue, Jun 11, 2019
-Aun no creo todo lo que hemos pasado juntos, éramos desconocidos y de un momento a otro, ya todo el mundo nos conocía no importa a donde íbamos, siempre nos saludaban-acomode mi cabeza en su pecho para estar cómodos acto seguido me comenzó a acariciarme el pelo
-somos el verdadero amor de la década- comente con algo de gracia lo cual también a le causo gracia.
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