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Did

"Even better. He must like you.""I think so, but it's hard to tell. He's always so cryptic," I threw in for his benefit, sighing."I don't know how you're brave enough to be alone with him," she breathed."Why?" I was shocked, but she didn't understand my reaction."He's so... intimidating. I wouldn't know what to say to him." She made a face, probably remembering this morning or last night, when he's turned the overwhelming force of his eyes on her."I do have trouble with incoherency when I'm around him," I admitted."Oh well, he is gorgeous." Jessica shrugged as if this excused any flaws. Which, in her book, it probably did."There's a lot more to him than that.""Really? Like what?"

"Which, in her book, it probably did"

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book is opinion , metaphorically. did is the pro-verb for excused any flaws . CJ

  • book is opinion , metaphorically.
  • did is the pro-verb for excused any flaws .
  • CJ
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book is opinion, metaphorically.

did is the pro-verb for excused any flaws.

CJ

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