"What'd you think about Dreg. You like him?"
Sea passed Dar the torn part of the Nora Robert's she had been reading. She had no idea what to do with this novel freak. Truly, as literature student, you should have some pull or rather love for reading. But Dar's was quite the excess. And she felt nothing wrong about it. Who would? Writing shouldn't be a plague neither reading a mill around someone's neck. In short they could probably be someone's hobbies, respectively. She'd gone well with the book to that extent and sucked at giving an apt synopsis of whatever books she read. She wouldn't bother doing it or might, but would split the book into halves that you'd be forced to tell her to stop.
Sea had talked to Dar earlier the day about having the girl's talk. And Dar wasn't that kinda girl with some exceptions to things. Whatever it was, if it was for t
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