But, for me, yes. I have to be with Anna. But this is something you have to figure out on your own.
In the quote, the speaker emphasizes their personal need to be with Anna, suggesting a deep emotional connection or commitment. They acknowledge that this is a decision they have to make independently, highlighting the importance of personal choice and inner feelings.
The context from the book Lola and the Boy Next Door suggests that the speaker’s feelings are strong and genuine, but also that important decisions about relationships are personal and...
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