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Love It's when they're the last thing you think about before you go to sleep and when they're the first thing you think of when you wake up, the feeling that warms your heart and leaves you overcome by a feeling of serenity. Love involves wanting to show your affection and/or devotion to each other. It's the smile on your face you get when you're thinking about them and miss them. Finding that one person who you want to spend your life time with and will sacrifice anything for them is sometime rare however when mason and taya find each other at a party it isn't long before there feeling toward each other are shown. Playing the three games against 8 people, finally making them find the love everybody wants.
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We tend to believe in our very first impressions about life's circumstances. Just like in love, if we fall in love, we tend to first consult ourselves. Until clash begins, misinterpretations and rush breaking free of two hearts once collided. We aren't perfect in every first try, aren't we? We can never win love, like we plan to really make a sweet ending beforehand. Or else, it may cause us to be stuck in the dark. Love is something that should be learned, not to be perfected. But you can actually make love a perfect thing, just after learning it. Here is a story of two lovers, Sam and Shandy who both gave up then fought, until they reached the end part.

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