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A single incident caused two people to miss their bus and end up winding around the city of Tangub. They enjoyed each other's company and had a deep conversation about their lives. A spark flies and butterflies flutter, but not until both of them say their names.
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A single incident caused two people to miss their bus and end up winding around the city of Tangub. They enjoyed each other's company and had a deep conversation about their lives. A spark flies and butterflies flutter, but not until both of them say their names.
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