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“Would a ‘happy birthday’ be in bad taste?” Keys chimed, glasses clinked, she adjusted her hair and he adjusted his gaze. “You’re not the first one to say that today.” Coffee steamed, rigid smiles beamed. “How’d you know her?” he picks at a napkin, she plays with her collar. “She was my sister,” she sips at her drink, he twists at his ring. A fork hits the ground, and she turns around. “Sorry about the timing.” he folds his hands, her eyes find her lap. “I can’t do this,” her wooden chair screams and watery eyes shine. “I­” his hand raises up, but falls just in time. If he could get a chance, another But she had to get away, cover She’s already gone, and he didn’t get her number.
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Oct 8, 2015
Oct 8, 2015 at 9:40 PM UTC
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“Would a ‘happy birthday’ be in bad taste?” Keys chimed, glasses clinked, she adjusted her hair and he adjusted his gaze. “You’re not the first one to say that today.” Coffee steamed, rigid smiles beamed. “How’d you know her?” he picks at a napkin, she plays with her collar. “She was my sister,” she sips at her drink, he twists at his ring. A fork hits the ground, and she turns around. “Sorry about the timing.” he folds his hands, her eyes find her lap. “I can’t do this,” her wooden chair screams and watery eyes shine. “I­” his hand raises up, but falls just in time. If he could get a chance, another But she had to get away, cover She’s already gone, and he didn’t get her number.
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Oct 8, 2015
Oct 8, 2015 at 9:40 PM UTC
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