A New Kind Of Me

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Parts 2
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"I realise there's many things That I love. I love watching the sunset and drinking beer. I love driving with the roof down and staing out past curfew. I love cold coffee in winter and hot chocolate in summer. I love erasing things so they're forgotten within my memories." She smiles distantly, sipping on her beer-in-a-bag. "There's also things I hate. I hate the way nothing seems fair, even though it probably is. I hate homework and staying up late on sundays to catch up. I hate milky tea and cheese on toast. I hate waking up and feeling like you need more sleep. I hate bullies and twitter attention seekers. I hate how technology is engulfing our life style. There's many things I hate, but you.. You're not one of them."All Rights Reserved

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