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We've got our fan on too lovey, and I must have gulped down at least a gallon of water already, as the heat makes me thirsty and lethargic at the same time.
Deffo order choc Cornettos but don't leave out the Muller Corners as they're good for indulgence too, all thoroughly deserved sweetheart.
Keep cool 
my lovely xxx
I can imagine the national press front pages - The great Muller Heist! Salford Woman Chief Suspect.
Don't worry hon, we won't dob you in 
Glad you like the alternative, and thick and creamy does sound tempting xxx
