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Eighteen
"May! May! Maaaaaaaaaaay!"
I rolled my eyes and entered the hospital room. Jason was sitting on the bed when I walked in. He smiled as soon as he saw the bag in my hand.
"You're finally here!" He sounded like an excited little boy.
I couldn't help but smile. "You didn't have to call my name while I walked down the corridor though."
"I couldn't wait. What did you bring me?" He asked.
I walked towards him and dumped the shopping bag in his lap. He opened it as I sat on the chair beside the bed.
He gasped loudly as he took out the countless bags of sweets and chips. "May. I. Love. You." He breathed, staring at the contents of the bag.<
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