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İt is a story from Joan Aiken. She wrote this story by her life experiences. I love this essay it is so romantic. there are two main characters ms golden and jason ashgrove. they are in love with each other. ı wish ı had someone who likes me like jason. lallalalanfjksahjekhgıuos uısoh jknbvd fdıogh klgnds bd gfb jkkj h fgjtyujoykjh jgfcjdgjgyrtjkkhgnmvbjhtfuj gfjtıyıuykbnklfc fdl rgjrkdlgtrodkb dgjkdflhjıotdgöçd ldfljgdlklg şdfklşgjkdfljgıotpşdk lgdop odf hkofkhokdoo kop k godpkgodkfoşgrodoj kgflşgrfodş şdfko gşdk odklş ks0opıtropkşl orı opoşdk kolfkjgjı pdıfoş klşcfjkfopdohoğdf dfşkhşdfojkxfşlıgıo odh djlk kggjhkdlşk ogp d dfşjgtfjhkdfog şjgdflj kglmöc fdşg jdşjhıpdf fdjılhjdk kjgkdjhplease love me kissess :***** Sonata for harp and bicycle
İt is a story from Joan Aiken. She wrote this story by her life experiences. I love this essay it is so romantic. there are two main characters ms golden and jason ashgrove. they are in love with each other. ı wish ı had someone who likes me like jason. lallalalanfjksahjekhgıuos uısoh jknbvd fdıogh klgnds bd gfb jkkj h fgjtyujoykjh jgfcjdgjgyrtjkkhgnmvbjhtfuj gfjtıyıuykbnklfc fdl rgjrkdlgtrodkb dgjkdflhjıotdgöçd ldfljgdlklg şdfklşgjkdfljgıotpşdk lgdop odf hkofkhokdoo kop k godpkgodkfoşgrodoj kgflşgrfodş şdfko gşdk odklş ks0opıtropkşl orı opoşdk kolfkjgjı pdıfoş klşcfjkfopdohoğdf dfşkhşdfojkxfşlıgıo odh djlk kggjhkdlşk ogp d dfşjgtfjhkdfog şjgdflj kglmöc fdşg jdşjhıpdf fdjılhjdk kjgkdjhplease love me Sonata for harp and bicycle
İt is a story from Joan Aiken. She wrote this story by her life experiences. I love this essay it is so romantic. there are two main characters ms golden and jason ashgrove. they are in love with each other. ı wish ı had someone who likes me like jason. lallalalanfjksahjekhgıuos uısoh jknbvd fdıogh klgnds bd gfb jkkj h fgjtyujoykjh jgfcjdgjgyrtjkkhgnmvbjhtfuj gfjtıyıuykbnklfc fdl rgjrkdlgtrodkb dgjkdflhjıotdgöçd ldfljgdlklg şdfklşgjkdfljgıotpşdk lgdop
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