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Milo is 24 years old and works in a coffee shop. He and his coworker have been in a casual relationship for a while. When she texts him that they need to talk, he starts wondering what they really are.
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Milo is 24 years old and works in a coffee shop. He and his coworker have been in a casual relationship for a while. When she texts him that they need to talk, he starts wondering what they really are.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Isabel Fernández
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