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They are a pair of little enemies, and quarreling has become a habit. When they were three years old, they quarreled over paper clips. When they were six years old, they were arguing over mobile phones. When they were twelve years old, they quarreled over games. When she was eighteen, they fought over her bar mitzvah. When they were twenty-two, they fought over their marriage license. When they were twenty-eight, they quarreled over their children. "What are you doing?" "Writing a diary." "Who is it writing about?" "You." Start with appearance and be true to your heart. "When did you like me?" "A long time ago." "How long ago?" "Probably, very early on." "Then why do you still like me now?" "Because it's you." Companionship since childhood has become a habit, and care as an adult has become a responsibility. "If, I said, if we were related by blood, would you still like me?" "I can't mention this, but I will like you." This has always been his nightmare.