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Girl: A Fictional Narrative
"No, no, sweetheart-" She stops herself mid-sentence when hearing what she had just called her, trying not to dig herself into an even deeper hole "Kaitlyn. You're right, in your eyes, I must look horrible, so I don't know why you'd even want to keep me constantly updated if you could." She fluffs up her hair "And I really don't blame you for wanting to get away from all of this." She offers a small smile, still continuing to look at her though obviously noticing that she had been looking down. Hopefully this conversation, would put a little more trust into their relationship . She didn't really want to be an evil or bad force in anyone's life if she could help it, and certainly not someone who would be staying with
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