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Finding someone who makes you happy, being best of friends is actually a hack in life, the little girl can never do life alone without the big guy. 🥺
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History always come to a repeat.
Moments like these one got to be remembered so adorable 😍
2022. 2026
FIRMINO. ARAUJO
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So stupid, the zombies can apparently have enough intelligence to carefully snap a neck and fight decently and then still act like normal zombies
They have combat training but no common sense 😂
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is no easy to be in war front I can see that the fight is coming from another dimension.
the stainless monkey king
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A relationship works if the two know how to talk, be friends, communicate, trust, correct mistakes, and always improve together and never give up.
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Fate isn’t written in the stars... It’s sitting in her stomach, belonging to a fox spirit.
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My girlfriend’s best friend loves to visit our apartment whenever my girlfriend was away. I had to tell my girlfriend about it, but she never takes it serious, until I got her pregnant.
Me: “Hey, isn’t your best friend coming over a little too often?”
Girlfriend: “Why? She’s my best friend. What’s wrong with her visiting?”
Me: “Nothing. I’m just saying she’s always here whenever you’re not around.”
Girlfriend: “Maybe she likes your company. Don’t make it weird.”
One afternoon, her friend arrived with food.
Friend: “I brought you something to eat. I figured you might not have cooked.”
Me: “You didn’t have to do that.”
Friend: “I know. I wanted to.”
She even remembered my birthday when my own girlfriend nearly forgot.
Me: “Wait, you actually remembered my birthday?”
Friend: “Of course. Do you think I don’t pay attention to you?”
I laughed, assuming she was just being a thoughtful friend.
But she kept doing little things that made me wonder.
One evening, I finally asked her directly.
Me: “Can I ask you something?”
Friend: “Go ahead.”
Me: “Why do you always come here whenever my girlfriend is away?”
She stared at me for a moment.
Friend: “Am I not allowed to visit my best friend’s apartment?”
Me: “You are. But sometimes it feels like you plan your visits around when she’s not here.”
Friend: “Maybe you’re thinking too much.”
She smiled and changed the subject.
I let it go because she never openly flirted with me, and I didn’t want to create problems between the two of them.
Then my girlfriend told me she would be away for a week.
Girlfriend: “My friend will come around to check on you while I’m gone.”
Me: “Check on me? I’m not a child.”
Girlfriend: “Please. She’s helping me out. Just be nice to her.”
I agreed.
I had no idea that decision would change all three of our lives.
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The Ministry of Magic is obsessed with keeping the wizarding world a secret, yet sends a letter marked “CONFIDENTIAL” that literally announces itself out loud in front of Muggles. What if this happened in Piccadilly Circus?
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the father didnt know the 2 monsters are biting here daughter while he hugged her tighly. almost immobilizing her.
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残業は十時を過ぎた。フロアは空になり、経理の高橋だけが月次の数字を閉めて残っていた。同じ方向だからタクシーを相乗りしないかと聞かれた。はいと答えた。後部座席で彼の手は自分の太ももに置かれたままだったが、車が曲がるたびに指の節が私の手に、必要な時間より少し長く触れた。
私は29歳。夫の大輝は33歳。結婚して3年。彼は名古屋に現場確認で出張中で、日曜まで戻らない。高橋は31歳。プロジェクトが重なったとき、何度か昼を一緒に食べたことがあった。それ以上はなかった。彼が私のマンションに来たのはその夜が初めてだった。
入口で、水を飲みに上がってもいいかと聞かれた。エレベーターは空だった。部屋の中で彼はゆっくり飲み、コップを置き、何も言わずに私を見た。先に近づいたのは私だった。手が腰に落ち着いた。キスは慎重に始まり、すぐに深くなった。キッチンカウンターに背中が止まるまで後ろに歩かされた。片手がスカートの中に入り、脚の間に置かれた。布地越しにすでに温かかった。ゆっくり擦られ、待たれた。
「ここで?」と聞かれた。
頷いた。
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I'm 21, a junior, and I've never gotten below a B+ in my life. This semester I'm failing a class I was good at, and I know exactly why.
He's the professor everyone calls "the legend": charming, well-published, with a reputation for picking favorites. Early on, I was one of them. He'd stop me after lecture to say my paper was "the sharpest in the room." I felt seen.
Then came office hours. He started closing the door. He'd pull his chair around the desk instead of sitting across from me, close enough that I could smell his cologne. He asked whether I was seeing anyone, then said I was "wasted on boys my age."
One afternoon he rested his hand on the back of my chair, his arm brushing my shoulder, and said, "I take care of the students who take care of me. You understand what I'm saying."
I said, "I think I'll just keep studying."
He didn't move his arm. He smiled and said, "Studying won't be enough, sweetheart. Think about it."




















