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Nick stands behind me. He puts a hand on my waist.I yank in a breath. The world seems to swirl around me.__re you going to faint?_ he asks.I back into him and blurt, __ut you__e so cute. Werewolves aren__ supposed to be cute. Vampires are, I think. They are in the movies. But the werewolves are pretty much ugly and they wear leather jackets and are all dirty with these monster sideburns.___hat__ all you have to say? That I__ cute?_ He takes a stray piece of my hair and curls it around his fingers. __ost people faint or shriek or never talk to me again.
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Nick stands behind me. He puts a hand on my waist.I yank in a breath. The world seems to swirl around me.__re you going to faint?_ he asks.I back into him and blurt, __ut you__e so cute. Werewolves aren__ supposed to be cute. Vampires are, I think. They are in the movies. But the werewolves are pretty much ugly and they wear leather jackets and are all dirty with these monster sideburns.___hat__ all you have to say? That I__ cute?_ He takes a stray piece of my hair and curls it around his fingers. __ost people faint or shriek or never talk to me again.

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