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2. | She said she could hear a ___ing sound. |
5. | She asked ___ to please leave. |
6. | "Don't blow in my ear!" Cassandra ___ed. |
7. | She said she ___ hear a whooshing sound. |
8. | "What a ___ I am," he said over and over. "What a ___." |
10. | She ran to the bathroom and ___ up. |
12. | She said the whooshing ___ was not going away. |
13. | If you blow in my ear, it might ___ my eardrum. |
15. | But the look on her face said that she ___n't kidding. |
17. | Very quietly, she ___ it was okay. |
18. | The whooshing sound was ___ going away. |
19. | He couldn't believe that he had just ___d her. |
22. | The look on her face said ___ she wasn't kidding. |
24. | ___ walked her out to his car. |
25. | "You're kidding," he said, ___d. |
29. | He had read too many books ___ the guy blew.... |
30. | ___ was moisture on her fingertip. |
31. | He couldn't ___ that he had just injured her. |
32. | "You're ___ding," he said. |
34. | When they ___ to her place, she ___ into her bed. |
37. | He felt ___. |
38. | He ___d again. |
39. | This never ___ed in any book. Yet it was ___ing to her. |
42. | So he ___ in her ear. |
43. | The girl ended up ___ing the guy. |
44. | If you blow in my ___, it might break my ___drum. |
45. | Very ___ly, she said it was okay. |
47. | This had never happened in ___ movie or ___ book. |
48. | She put ___ little finger in ___ ear. |
51. | He ___ just injured her. |
55. | She got into her bed and ___ down. |