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Image of the quote is loading... SaveSave If I have you for a day, I'll want you for a week. If I have you for a week, I'll want you for another week. - Quote by Michael Stein

If I have you for a day, I’ll want you for a week. If I have you for a week, I’ll want you for another week.

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