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13: I never think about ___ anymore

by magic_queer

Carrying books like one would a baby nestled in one arm and tight against the hip he wonders is he an idiot or just nostalgic heart-sick with memories of him and mother reading together and she called him her little girl
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Feb 14, 2016
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