Talking to him on the park bench- CURRENTLY UNDER MASS EDITING

Talking to him on the park bench- CURRENTLY UNDER MASS EDITING

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, Aug 10, 2015
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Romance
Sapphire. That's my name. Its pretty yes, by I'm not. I have never understood why I was called that... Its the summer I'm fourteen, the summer where I am free to do anything. well. not anything.. then I meet Jonas, a sweet, shy, musical boy. but there's more too him than meets the eye. and its hard falling so hard, when so much pain and confusion can be involved. This is our story. it started with us talking on a park bench.
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