MY PEACE
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MatureKumpleto Sat, Aug 9, 202513m
"Can I ask you something?"
"Sure."
She shifted slightly in her seat, facing him
more.
"That day in the library," she said, "you
smiled at me. Why?"
Ahmed met her eyes, calm but
unflinching.
"Because seeing you felt like peace. And
Peace makes people smile."
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