Once Upon a Time Lyle
Once Upon a Time Lyle

Once Upon a Time Lyle

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Lyle had a life, and it doesn't matter anymore. Lyle already had someone, and he chose someone else to turn himself in. Lyle got it wrong, and so he had to pay. "Lyle considered running away. However, she hesitated, still knowing it would cost her her life. - You came. She whispered almost voicelessly. - As if you didn't know."
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Oi gente. To voltando ;3; Ainda sem Tokio Hotel, mesmo que meu passado esteja de volta agora. Cêis sabem né, eu escrevo e desen...

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