Hopeless (Short Story)

Hopeless (Short Story)

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I didn't waited for his response and turned my back at him. I slowly walked towards the vending machine, which was a meter away from us. I sighed and started to put some coins into the machine. That ends it. So, before I shut my feelings away... ...just once... "I love Christian." I mumbled to myself. "I love Allan Christian Buen." DONE. I sighed. I'm a stupid and hopeless. I know.
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