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On a Sunny day, a young man, reading on a bench is interrupted by a young and handsome woman. He is shy when she seems to be enterprising. She takes the man his book and go. The young man starts to chase after her and will maybe find love.
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On a Sunny day, a young man, reading on a bench is interrupted by a young and handsome woman. He is shy when she seems to be enterprising. She takes the man his book and go. The young man starts to chase after her and will maybe find love.
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