6:30 AM (d) on June 4

Some French Girl listens to Madonna

She's singing coldly, a boy can write a 1,000 lies

I've learned my lesson well

The image depicts two individuals seated on a park bench in a public space. The man on the left has short, dark hair and is wearing a light plaid shirt over a white t-shirt. He appears to be engaged in conversation, looking towards the woman beside him. The woman on the right has short, wavy blonde hair and is dressed in a light cardigan over a white top. She is holding a red apple in her right hand and appears to be speaking, with a focused expression on her face. In the background, there are several trees and a fence that separates the park area from a pathway. The ground is paved, and there are other people visible in the background, some sitting on benches and others walking. One person in the background is wearing a long, reddish-brown dress and appears to be reading a book. The setting suggests a pleasant day, with greenery visible, indicating a park-like environment. The text overlay at the bottom of the image reads: "The truth is he was the one who started me thinking about writing." This suggests a dialogue between the two individuals, but no additional context about their conversation is provided. Overall, the scene captures a casual moment in a public park, highlighting the interaction between the two characters amidst a serene environment.
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