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“If I think too hard about it, I get lost...He should probably be here instead of me. But the thing is--I'm really glad to be here.' Mikey growled, frustrated, shaking his head. 'Anyway, Janine and I never would have stayed together in high school. We were both only half-baked and double stupid back then. She broke up with me after prom because I didn't believe in Jesus. Now I paint, like, *actual* profanity, and she wants to have babies with me.' Shiloh was biting her bottom lip and laughing softly. 'I feel like this proves my point--high school relationships aren't magical. They're not destiny.”

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