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Five years ago, Donna Marie would never have admitted she had a crush on her best mate, Tammy. Now, married and with kids, she recalls that special day when Tammy and her made off with a stolen mattress.
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Five years ago, Donna Marie would never have admitted she had a crush on her best mate, Tammy. Now, married and with kids, she recalls that special day when Tammy and her made off with a stolen mattress.
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Written By:Bille Eltringham
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