When they said 'Happily ever after,' it wasn't the relationship with your spouse that they were referring to.
Have a good week, ahead.
Aug 03, 2009
MMGB: Happily ever after
When they said 'Happily ever after,' it wasn't the relationship with your spouse that they were referring to. Have a good week, ahead.
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