SecondLife Love Story

by Trinity & Philippe

I Miss You So Much Mein Spatz

Wednesday, April 25, 2007 6:46:06 PM

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I miss you so much mein Sptaz sad
Time seems to be so long since I haven't seen you... Pretty Lady ! I miss your lovely Kisses and Smiles... You are my sunshine... It is so strange... Love in SL can be so... Real... I hope to see you soon... Lots of Kisses heart heart heart Je t'Aime

And that's me... Trinity

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Tiramisuqingshuidanmu Tuesday, May 29, 2007 3:41:08 PM

I miss you

smile


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