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10 February 2018,
Our eyes first met,
At first glance,
I thought of you as mere acquaintances,
The second and few other chance encounter,
I thought of the what ifs,
An opportune, moment opens itself in the form of courage,
Made a bold move – to ask you out,
Assumptions loom over the mind,

But you said – YES
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