Bub meaning

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Who just takes your breath away, and who you'd fall for again and again. That person who constantly makes you smile. That person you know who will always be there for you at the end of day and will accept you for you.

That person who gives you the feeling of a million butterflies whenever you two are talking. That person who always has the right words to say at the right time.

That person whom makes you feel like the luckiest girl/boy in the world.
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