The Therapist

I believe only in her magic wand

By Tedo SharadenidzePublished about a month ago • 1 min read

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“I’m sorry, but I can’t magically make you forget someone you don’t truly want to let go of. You seem far too skeptical for that kind of method.”

“No, thank you. Even if you could, I wouldn’t take you up on that offer. I only believe in magic when I can see her magic wand. I’m sorry for wasting your time.”

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