Once She Held The Violin
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"Once she held the violin.. I was sure she was the one.." Jan muttered under his breath.
"How would you know?" His bestfriend, Dwayne asked.
"I heard her play... It was different from how the others played it... Once she played it I felt that every time she would strum it would be full of emotion." Jan stated, staring at the mysterious violinist.
"What's her name?" Dwayne asked.
"Mariana!!" Someone at the back shouted, she was a girl, and was running to the violinist.
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