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Compare And Contrast Danielle And Corey
We're Danielle and Corey and our story goes a little bit like this..We met whenever Danielle was in eighth grade and Corey was in tenth. After 10 plus years of friendship, Corey asked Danielle out. At the time, Corey was working in Kansas City, MO and Danielle was in graduate school in Pittsburgh, PA. Then Corey moved to Pittsburgh, PA for graduate school and Danielle moved to Washington, D.C. for work. Are you still with us? As time has gone by, we've become best friends, travel companions, and true loves. You see, we haven't always been great at being in the same place at the same time, but after all of the years and all of the miles, we finally realized when you know, you just know. And we can't wait to spend the rest of our lives together.
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