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o　me　that　she　still　wao　keep　on　our　retionship　by　telephone　and　I.　Later　she　told　me　that　this　gave　her　lots　of　romand　fun　for　imagination.

    Urged　by　my　pleading　and　threatening，　she　showed　up，　a　small　girl　with　embarrassment　aement　all　over　her　face.　I　was　more　than　oall　than　her.　Walking　beside　her，　I　turned　my　head　and　couldn’t　see　her.　Her　hairs　were　blown　up　by　wind，　brushing　against　my　fad　making　me　very　itchy.　I　was　trying　very　hard　to　figure　out　some　topics，　suddenly　my　hand　was　in　her　hand.

    This　could　be　the　greatest　embarrassment　of　my　whole　life.　Never　before　had　my　hand　been　hold　by　a　girl　first.　In　a　sed，　I　felt　like　that　I　became　a　girl　walking　oreet　with　hand