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quot;Kind of,quot; I said.
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quot;Come on over anytime, Jamie!quot; my mom sed. quot;Youre always welcome ;
Even motick it to you sometimes.
I ill s in the car.
quot;Your mot; Jamie said.
I started t;Yea; I said, quot;I guess so.quot;
quot;And your iful.quot;
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quot;You s your blessings.quot;
quot;O; I said, quot;I do. Im practically t guy alive.quot;
Some catcic tone of my voice.
e got to t about time it ting dark. e es early, and tor ant call and meet aable. e ing on a bencside urned to me. ed it for support, but t .
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quot;You ;
quot;I ;
Jamie smiled, and after a moment s, sort of track. quot;Do you ever t ture, Landon?quot; she asked.
I artled by ion because it sounded . . . so ordinary.
quot;Yea; I ansiously.
quot;ell, to do ;
I stle kno. I figured t part out. Im going to UNC next fall, at least I o get accepted first.quot;
quot;You ; she said.
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quot;Because Ive prayed for t, too.quot;
, I t t Jamie tossed yet anot me.
quot; after college? do you to do t;
quot;I dont kno; I said, s;Maybe Ill be a one-armed lumberjack.quot;
S t was funny.
quot;I ter,quot; s;I t ;
t ely ridiculous, kne came from t and sended it as a compliment.
quot;t; I sa