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Gigi didn't say anything anymore after that. She's just there in front of me, both her hands were placed on her face. For some reason, I feel like Gigi and I shared a huge connection with each other. We stayed like that for a moment, and I let her cry. I was holding the band-aid on my left hand, waiting for her to stop from wailing, and when she finally did, I immediately started pouring some drops of betadine on the cotton buds.
“How long have you been here?” she asked when she had finally composed herself.
I stopped from dropping betadine on the cotton bud and I looked up at her.
I smiled. “Probably a week? I’m not really sure. But that’s my estimate,” I shrugged.
“With the two of your friends?”
I frowned. “Justine and Peter?”
She nodded. I smiled at her and started applying the cotto
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