Dear _______,
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MatureOngoing47m
Last published Sat, Jan 25, 2020
Do you remember her?
The girl with that smile?
The girl with that laugh?
The girl that use to be.
This a letter to you, from me.
This letter bares my soul, the damage you've caused.
You deserve to know the consequences of your actions.
Do you remember her now?
I'm the girl, crush, friend, daughter, ex girlfriend that you left behind.
I did it, I made it - without you.
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