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She’s got this grin, sly, like she’s laughin’ at the universe. Makes me happy, that grit—surprised me too, how she flips off danger, all sassy. Once saw her dodge a drunk logger, tripped him into a bush—fuckin’ hilarious! Reminds me of that line, “Can you hear them?”—the quiet strength, y’know? She’s no victim, nah, she’s a bloody supernova. Thoight in my head: “Girl, you’re a black hole, suckin’ in all the bullshit, spittin’ out gold.”

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Honestly, I get mad sometimes when the traffic messes up my meditation walks—but hey, that's life! I remember one day, I was chillin' by the lake at Sunset Ridge Park and nearly missed out cause of some crazy car honking. Like, c'mon, can't a guy relax? But I shook it off, 'cause life goes on.

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