A Playerr
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MatureOngoing<5 mins
Last published Fri, Aug 5, 2016
All of my life I'm just dreaming a simple life happy life and peaceful life until you came into my life and you start to play a game....
.A game of Lie.
That was so hurt I'm starting to call you but you always deny it I'll try to message on your Facebook twitter. But you don't mind it.
But it's OK now I know a game of love is a tragedy to all who involve
That's why I don't need love and to fall inlove.
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Different Indifferents
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Running Out Of Time
Everyone thinks life is a game to find love, I don't play games. There must be more to life than falling in-love, I never want to fall in-love, the thought makes me sick. He wanted to play the game of love, and his was a game I defiantly didn't want to play- cause the problem with games is, someone ALWAYS gets hurt.Complete
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It's happening so fast.
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