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love, rosie 105Steph:Rosie:Steph:Rosie:Steph:Rosie:Steph:Rosie:Steph:Rosie:Why didn’t he ask you to marry him?I wasn’t aware that he had to.Would you have liked to?You know me Steph, if anyone got down on one knee and proposed(on the beach with a four-piece orchestra in the background) I’dlike it. I’m an old romantic.Are you disappointed he asked you to move in with him and notmarry you?Well I presume if he had proposed it would mean I’d be moving inwith him anyway so I’m really not that heartbroken. I’m lucky tohave met someone like Greg.Come on Rosie, you’re not just “lucky” to have met Greg. Youdeserve to be happy. It’s OK to want more than you’re offered.I’ve decided to move in with him. We’ll take it one step at a time.If that makes you happy.Then if things are still as perfect between us as they are now, I’llexpect the room filled with roses and lit with candles.Dear Sally,Sorry I spilt my orange juice on your new dress when we visited a fewweeks ago, it is just that when I heard you slagging my mum’s new dress Igot a shock and spilt my juice all over you. Just like you laughed to yourfriend, the next day, about my mum having me, accidents happen.I sure hope your dress doesn’t stain seeing as it was so expensive and all.I hope you will come to visit us sometime in our new house. We are movingin with Greg. It’s bigger than your apartment.Love,KatiePS: My friend Toby says hi and says that he spilt orange juice onhis school shirt and it wouldn’t come out when it was washed. His mum hadto throw it out. It was white too. But lucky for him, the shirt was not asexpensive as your dress.