Help me out (I can't do this alone)

Help me out (I can't do this alone)

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Pitch Perfect
"Maybe you're just troubled," she said wrapping her arm round my waist, I snuggled in to her, yawning, "or maybe you just needed a cuddle buddy, you Cuddle-whore," she laughed quietly, I just stuck out my toung, "or maybe you just need another round." If there was one thing I needed to stay away from, it would be Stacie Conrad. But, dumb little me' doesn't know what to do do anymore, because I, like any other fell prey to this woman's ethereal beauty.
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