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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Two friends who have known each other for years, the thought never crossed their mind that they could be in love. Each one having a go at the others feelings, taking low blows at their egos which only leads to heated arguments. They have always been good friends... the best to be exact but their friendship wasn't always friendly when they met it was a scene to watch them bicker. What once started as a tinkle now was an incredible fire. Jealousy surged in their every words as their arguments became more and more about relationships than just run of the mill problems. They were completely naive to the way they felt, almost in tears... but they could never truly get why. There was a special bond a trio to be exact they had fought besides each other and protected each other from harm. The many trails and tribulations of their friendship... it was fun to watch and almost annoying at the same time. An entertaining sight to see but a sad one if you though of the circumstances. The two friends just didn't know that when push came to shove their arguments were truly masking the way their hearts beat when they were next to each other. Just one kiss... just one attempt... just one whisper of love and the flames would be ignited. To be continued...
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