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Image of the quote is loading... SaveSave Pressing my head to his heart, I listened hard, straining to hear any gurgle or murmur of life. Hearing nothing, I felt the shock settle into my mind, slowing it down and then turning it off.

Pressing my head to his heart, I listened hard, straining to hear any gurgle or murmur of life. Hearing nothing, I felt the shock settle into my mind, slowing it down and then turning it off.”Don’t leave me, Noah. Please, don’t go,” I whispered into the darkness as the light spray of rain touched my face.If only I could turn back time.I would tell him yes.

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