summer romance // s.w.
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Last published Sat, Jan 21, 2017
'then we put in my head phones in and slow danced to the pouring rain. we looked like idiots to everyone watching, but to us, we were in our own little movie. the kind that will bring you to tears and laughter from our teenage stupidity. but we ignore the audience & people staring, and focus on our summer romance that we called love.'
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