He and her
A teenager who loved her recorded a beautiful story with her.
About the story of me and her, I am 25 years old this year, and she is 26 years old. We met 7 years ago! There are a lot of stories in it! I want to record it in the form of an article! I remember that when we first met, she was just 18 years old, which was the moment of youth and vitality. Then we met through the game network and left each other's post-it notes as a communication medium, and from then on began a journey of displacement! It happened to be her birthday one day in June, and I sent her my blessing gift! And got her positive response. We established a relationship through text messages. From that moment on, I had a girlfriend. Of course, this was my first love! From then on, our relationship is one step closer!
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