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What we love to do

We walk down the streets, passing eachother by, we glance, but never speak, we know what would happen, we'd be in a car, with our close off, doing what we both know is wrong, but what we love to do, cheating is wrong, but in the moment it feel so good, a late phone call, and we both give in, meeting in a vacant parking lot, doing what we love do to.
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julie-loveless
American
Published
Jan 26, 2012
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This is by far not the best work i have done. Plz give insight on it and be truthful weather it be harsh or not. Thanks.

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