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I'm honestly surprised and impressed that you came to talk to me. I don't know what Brian told you, but I bare no ill-will towards you. These past few days have been very confusing for me, you come on TS3 and suddenly there is drama between us, or at least people say there is. I've done nothing except, stay in my room and spend time with my boyfriend. I can't say care enough about what you're doing for me to be the "source of the drama". Everything that I know about you has been pointed out to me by other people, especially with in these past few days. As for you showing your ass to Adam, I don't know if its true or not as I don't know you personally. That rumor is also very old news, it happened back when Jess and Adam were dating. I don't know why Brian told you this now, as he was there when it originally happened and I believe back then he even agreed and believed it. And you don't have to explain anything to me, what you've done on cam with Adam is not really any of my business. It's all you. I never knew you went on the server, at least when Brian bought me the server you ...

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