Fri, 28 Apr, 2017 - 01:00
The mysterious Audrey
Ciao. I have fallen in love with a Cork woman at work. I think about her all day, even when I am out with one of my six girlfriends, or at home with my wife. I would very much like to bring this girl on a surprise day out.
She keeps talking about something from her childhood called the merries. What are these merries?
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