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Her heart skipped a beat.
She glared incredulously at her own chest.
“Ahemm..” The teenage boy cleared his throat.
She lifted her head. He was looking expectantly at her. Her brows furrowed.
“Excuse me? Can you repeat what you said?”
“I said, we’re friends now.”
She blinked at him in confusion. Her eyes were downcast as she tried to remember who that person was and why he said those wor
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