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God With Vanilla
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Is it that hard to love a girl from the past? Just ask, then. Just ask a boy from the future:
"Some days, well, most days, the only light in this room is the glare from an idle computer. The only warmth you find in here is from four cats, and the humid atmosphere. It's nothing like the days I miss, where we'd cuddle up and fall asleep mid-kiss."
Is it that hard to love a girl from Berlin? Just ask, then. Just ask the boy she's leaving:
"Some days, well, most days, I'd stay shut in. It's so hard to move without the pieces I'm missing. The world does need more scientists, and I surely won't disagree. It's just that Complex Sciences walked away with the one who loved me."
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Diagnostic Records Manila, Philippines
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