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luke and emma 

Luke and Emma are the most meant to be couple out there. Luke is spontaneous while Emma is reserved and they need each other to feel alive. No one can compare to the friendship they’ve built and slowly turned into lovers. Everyone wants to be them. If they’re not a power couple they’re best friends who never stop talking. Everybody wants to find someone who loves Luke as much as Emma does and vice versa.
Person A: Luke and Emma are they best couple I’ve ever seen, they’re so right for each other and they’re charisma is amazing

Person B: Luke and Emma are perfect for each other!
luke and emma by Magix May 25, 2018
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Luke and Emma 

The most perfect meant to be couple always have something to talk about always joke around about stuff that only they understand and know what it mean.
I wish I was like Luke and Emma oh wait I am because my name is Emma and my boyfriend’s name is Luke
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