Man, that's a cute guy, i wouldn't mind going out with him,
or would i?
He's definitely charming, that's for sure,
but is he the kind of guy i want to date, I'm no sure.
If i was living in a fairytale dream, i might think i'd hit the jackpot,
but perhaps, there something he's lacking.
Perhaps i should just let it go, delve into my subconscious that's got me beating around. Go with my gut and hope i don't stuff up, perhap then i'll see him around more.
Or perhaps not, i don't know, this is too hard for my brain to let go.
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George Hall
I'm a freelance creative writer from Australia, who likes to write about all sorts of different and unique things. I have a soft spot for spy and disguises related stories as well as fantasy fiction, I'm also a massive music fan.
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