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“How…” She whispered,
“I picked him up on my way from the airport. He made his way up the mountain on his own and waited for me to come and pick him up so that he could come in.” Her father explained and Jun smiled.
“You went through all this trouble…”
“Sorry I couldn’t contact you, there was no cell reception on the way and I couldn’t reach you or your brother,” Jun said coming into the room as her father made way for him and went outside,
“I’ve missed you,” He said, “God you look so beautiful,” He added and Iori laughed throwing her arms around him.
He was there, he came for her… Iori felt on top pf the world.
“How have you been?” He asked her
“Fine! How have YOU been! I was worried about you, how did things go?!”
“I settled everything,” He said
‘What did you exa
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