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“Khizar, I miss you so much that sometimes it becomes difficult for me to remember who am I. It feels as if you are residing inside me and would suddenly come out of me. and shout, "Sappho, what have you done to me? I don't remember who am I. you or me" And I would look into your eyes and reply, "Khizar, I was going to ask the same question to you; what have you done to me?”

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