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Let's say you bought an airplane ticket to come to America to see me but you didn't tell me that you are coming.

And I somehow found out that you are coming, but I just turn you off and tell you to return the ticket and tell you not to come, because I don't like my boyfriend surprise visit me.

Could you imagine all the effort you went through to get a ticket and the thoughtful idea to visit me come to nothing.

But you wouldn't cancel the flight, so I start doubting that you just want to come so you can earn the miles to get SFC. So I tell you I can't believe you are basically using me so get the SFC, is that why you don't want to cancel the flight?

You probably just wanted to make me happy to surprise visit me but if I turn you off like
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