Dear Mr. Manhid, (On-going)

Dear Mr. Manhid, (On-going)

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The Sticky note is the only way for me to show him how i feel. Sticky note na kinaiinisan niya dahil sa mga salitang nakalagay dito. One day i saw him throw it. Sa Malayong lugar. And the message on the sticky note is... I Love you David. That is the day that i promised hindi ko na siya susulatan pero ipapagpatuloy ko parin ang aking nararamdaman. Naging Manhid siya saakin... Naging martir ako sa kanya...
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