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I knew a sudden shyness. There was a look on his face, a stillness to his body that had never been there before. Though I couldn__ give the emotion a name, I felt it, too. We had something special. Something hard to define. Something past friendship.__ must go now,_ I said and rose up on tiptoe to kiss his cheek, marveling at its velvet skin. __hank you for the book.__e drew me into his embrace and sighed. __hank you for the stars.
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I knew a sudden shyness. There was a look on his face, a stillness to his body that had never been there before. Though I couldn__ give the emotion a name, I felt it, too. We had something special. Something hard to define. Something past friendship.__ must go now,_ I said and rose up on tiptoe to kiss his cheek, marveling at its velvet skin. __hank you for the book.__e drew me into his embrace and sighed. __hank you for the stars.

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