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He drove for 15 minutes bringing us to a park. He parked the truck before looking at me and smiling. I swear if drama had him this excited, I didn’t know what I was in for. I left my bag in the car, somehow knowing work was off the table for the time being.
“I found this place right after I got to town.” He said as we walked through the open area into the trees.
“Are you going to hit me over the head with something soon? Or are you more of the chloroform type?” I joked with him realizing no one could see us.
“I prefer kicking and screaming personally.” He winked moving a branch out of the way.
“This is amazing!” I squ
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