English, 01.02.2021 20:30, asims13

he's got that- that perfect smile, that smile that warms your heart like the morning sun. That smile that makes your heart palpations irregular and all you feel are butterflies in your stomach, weak in the knees. That's what I feel everytime he talks to me, everything he says knocks the air out of me I swear he gives my life then makes it hard to breathe... honestly he's all I need. He is my light in the darkest of days and right now the only thing keeping my sane... As my world twists, turns, and crumbles at my feet, he holds on tighter. Although, sometimes I wonder if I should let go and spare him from me... But I'll fight for him, I love him that much really isn't a thing I wouldn't do for my baby boo...

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