Te amo
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Romance
Spencer Brown was the coolest guy at school. Every girl wanted to be his. They all had a crush on him. He was a bad boy type. He had short blonde hair and blue eyes. He used to have lots of girlfriends. He didn't like it when his relationships last longer than a month. He was the type of guys who are only using the girls and never fall in love. Then he met Amanda......
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