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But I love you Emilia, I love you more than anything in this whole damn universe. You are my breath of fresh air and my bit of amazing loving craziness in my world of normality and chaos. I am very lucky to have you by my side. Every day I wake up and I think of how lucky I am to kiss you and listen to your voice and see your face. To be able to feel you, to touch your hair and skin and hands and maybe sometimes boobs. To make you laugh or play dirty jokes. To be able to be yours and step on the same ground you have and breathe the same breath when I am so close to your face I could kiss you. To share stories and create new ones. To be able to talk to you about anything. I am lucky to have such an amazing person who cares about me. I'm so happy

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