Chapter 5: The □egacy
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初□的□白,总是□着几分青涩□紧张□□许是通过一封手写的情书,或许是在某个安静的角落,鼓起勇气说□那句“我喜□你”。那□刻,心□如鼓□脸颊微红,仿佛整个世界都在□息等待。<□□□ □□2>困境之中□2>