Yesterday, I asked her how she knew she could help me.
She shrugged. “I didn’t fix you. You were just frozen. Someone just had to stay with you in the cold.”
She was right.
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Yesterday, I asked her how she knew she could help me.
She shrugged. “I didn’t fix you. You were just frozen. Someone just had to stay with you in the cold.”
She was right.
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