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It would be a surprise. - Two days later, I was back in the city I hadn't seen in years. On my way to Chandler's house in a cab, I sent him a message. [Where are you right now?] Two hours later, his black cat avatar buzzed and replied, [At home.] I couldn't help but smile as I typed back, [Guess where I am right now?] Chandler's reply was, [I guess... you're in Dewbrook?] [Wrong. I'm home! Get ready for me!]

I suddenly felt conscious and a little bit nervous sitting beside Steve while he just looked calm and composed. “Any movie you want to watch? Perhaps any Korean movies or series just like what Clara likes?” Then we both laughed at what he said. Truly, Clara is a die-hard fan of Korean series. But not like her; I don’t like Korean series; well, it’s actually watching that I don’t like to do. That’s why I really can’t get myself why I’m now sitting with Steve on a huge sofa to watch a movie. “I’m not a fan of watching movies,” I shyly confessed, and he just chuckled.

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People could buy books, or trade old ones for new ones. 'Between The Pages' is just one other community hotspot. Especially for the weekends where the community often gathers here to trade books before the big feast. By this point, the morning has warmed up and Arianna takes a seat beside me as I boot up the computer. It whirs and groans into life. Arianna hands me a huge pre-peeled orange and puts the punnet of blueberries on the table. The orange, as usual, is the sweetest thing I had ever tasted and goes down a treat. I sign into the big, clunky computer and open my most visited website. 'Lucky You' is a free dating website, and I spend far too much time on it. My sister simply gazes up,