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“I wish I could see things like you do.” “But then you wouldn’t see things like you do,” Josy said. “And then there would be two of me and none of you, and that wouldn’t be so good.” “It wouldn’t?” “Nope. Because I like you just the way you are.”

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Book:How to Be a Movie Star
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