Love never even started.
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Last published Thu, Apr 16, 2015
It all happened too quick. It was like one day we said we loved each other and the next we had to say our goodbyes. Nobody knew about what we had going on. So when she left I tried not to cry, it would give it away. Not that I wanted it to be a secret, it's just I was scared what people would think and say. Even though we aren't together physically we still are mentally. She's always in my mind and always will be in my heart. Forever and always.
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