No Words Came Down
A good-looking but awkward young man is set up on a blind date with Mary, an older woman. Though both are surprised by the age difference, they carry on with the date, exchanging few words but reaching a quiet understanding of each other.
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A good-looking but awkward young man is set up on a blind date with Mary, an older woman. Though both are surprised by the age difference, they carry on with the date, exchanging few words but reaching a quiet understanding of each other.
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Written By:Ryan Flowers
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