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Eliza . 21 anos . Carioca VALAR MORGHULIS "Nunca deixe os outros ditarem o que você deve ser, revele suas cores e não deixe ninguém a...
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“Let me say small words about this Oneshot. First, I am honored that she is dedicated to me, then I'm speechless. I never thought I could read something so pure, beautiful, simple and beautiful that way. The way she explored, in so little, such a pure relationship ... My poor romantic heart still has goose bumps with this couple. I feel that they will be incorporated in the future, Eliza, forgive me for this, but I cannot ignore them. Seriously, there are so many beautiful emotions that I don't even make a decent recommendation I can. I just say, it is not for the dedication, nor for other factors, it is just because it is a pure, sincere, captivating and beautiful story that I recommend and, if I could, would do it again.”
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