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Analysis Of Bunny Ears, Lace, And A Hundred Unanswered Answers
Bunny Ears, Lace, and a Hundred Unanswered Questions When you’ve been in a relationship for more than seven years, almost every boundary would be gone. Undone hair, same outfit for three days straight, bowel issues, everything would be a normal matter to discuss. Danielle and Aleena were at that level of mutual comfort around each other, no secrets held; only the truth. That was what Danielle always believed; well, at least before she came across this. This, isn’t something she ever thought she’d witness, not in this lifetime, not when the girl who just went out for the day is the same one on her screen. It all happened this morning, Aleena – Lenny, as people called her – was out with some old friend, Zack, who happened
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