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I'm Pagsulat this story. Its about this girl (Skylar) who lives in Michigan, she working in pharmaceuticals. And she ends up going to talk to a doctor at a rehab center about some kind of drug (that on of the patients was using). She meet this young man, who asks her out. But she has no interest in him because of his past. (she saw his file) and he keeps asking her and finally she gives in and give him a chance.

Idk what to call it.

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SOSbrigade said:
pag-ibig is my drug
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bruno_mars said:
"Give pag-ibig a try"














NOW WHERE'S MY CANDY?
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I'll keep that one in mind. :) .....I don't have any... lol. i wanted some too...
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RobinFan360 said:
A pamagat is usually a question. Like, "For whom does the kampanilya toll?" It's a real book. People read it because they of course wanted to know who the kampanilya tolled for. So in other words the pamagat needs to make you want to read it. Then the pamagat usually reflects the very last sentence of the story. Like, in the end of this book,the last sentence is: "So we must not ask 'For whom does the kampanilya toll?' It tolls for no one."
So really in the end, even though the book was terrible and it lead you on and on through a terrible story, thousands of people still read it because they read the pamagat and wanted to know who the kampanilya tolled for ^-^
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A pamagat is usually a question. Like, "For whom does the kampanilya toll?" It's a real book. People read it because they of course wanted to know who the kampanilya tolled for. So in other words the pamagat needs to make you want to read it. Then the pamagat usually reflects the very last sentence of the story. Like, in the end of this book,the last sentence is: "So we must not ask 'For whom does the kampanilya toll?' It tolls for no one." So really in the end, even though the book was terrible and it lead you on and on through a terrible story, thousands of people still read it because they read the pamagat and wanted to know who the kampanilya tolled for ^-^
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Ha ha! What a cunning little device...
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VoicesInMyHead said:
Medicinal Love
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KuroUsagi said:
One shot
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Princess_seki said:
drug love

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dizzydiscgirl said:
pag-ibig and drugs...

Then you know how some books have a little tanong on the cover, like 'who will beat the dark lord?' or something mysterious like that. Well, it could have something like
'both are present, but there's only room for one...'
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