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" &amp;quot;After spending summer break with my girlfriend in her hometown, I was on cloud nine and excited to continue our relationship the next semester. But when I got home I found out my family was moving to Dubai for several months. My dad had to work there and my parents insisted I take a semester off and go with them. My girlfriend and I were heartbroken, especially when we realized how many firsts we&amp;#039;d miss out on \u2014 our first New Year&amp;#039;s, Valentine&amp;#039;s Day, and both of our birthdays \u2014 but there was nothing we could do. The night before I left, I snuck out of the house so we could spend our last night together. We couldn&amp;#039;t sleep \u2014 we just lay in her bed wide awake and tried to cherish our last moments together. When we both started to cry, she told me that I&amp;#039;d always be in her heart. She kept reassuring me that she would remain faithful and that I&amp;#039;d still have a girlfriend when I came back, no matter how long it took. It&amp;#039;s been four months, and although we&amp;#039;re far apart and it&amp;#039;s so painful, I still love her so much. Whenever I&amp;#039;m feeling sad I think about that last night we spent together.&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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