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But I was - not quite happy. Pending happy. I knew this was not really my life — it was a borrowed life. One that I was temporarily wearing until I could sort out my own.
But I was - not quite happy. Pending happy. I knew this was not really my life — it was a borrowed life. One that I was temporarily wearing until I could sort out my own.
But I was - not quite happy. Pending happy. I knew this was not really my life — it was a borrowed life. One that I was temporarily wearing until I could sort out my own.
But I was - not quite happy. Pending happy. I knew this was not really my life — it was a borrowed life. One that I was temporarily wearing until I could sort out my own.
But I was - not quite happy. Pending happy. I knew this was not really my life — it was a borrowed life. One that I was temporarily wearing until I could sort out my own.
But I was - not quite happy. Pending happy. I knew this was not really my life — it was a borrowed life. One that I was temporarily wearing until I could sort out my own.
But I was - not quite happy. Pending happy. I knew this was not really my life — it was a borrowed life. One that I was temporarily wearing until I could sort out my own.
But I was - not quite happy. Pending happy. I knew this was not really my life — it was a borrowed life. One that I was temporarily wearing until I could sort out my own.
But I was - not quite happy. Pending happy. I knew this was not really my life — it was a borrowed life. One that I was temporarily wearing until I could sort out my own.
But I was - not quite happy. Pending happy. I knew this was not really my life — it was a borrowed life. One that I was temporarily wearing until I could sort out my own.
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But I was - not quite happy. Pending happy. I knew this was not really my life

— it was a borrowed life. One that I was temporarily wearing until I could sort out my own.
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