Dear Calvin
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Ongoing<5 mins
Last published Sat, Mar 19, 2016
Ally waited under the oak tree, as usual she had arrived there first. Finally she heard Calvins ute rolling up and turned her head to see him hopping out and walking towards her. He didnt have his usual glow and she could tell he hadn't slept by the way his eyes has formed dark circles underneath. A small smile reached his face as he sat beside her.
"I'm moving Ally, they have decided to take me with them"
Tears brimmed her eyes and her stomach dropped.
"You promise to write?"
"I promise, as long as you respond."
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