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“Auribus teneo lupum... Brutum fulmen." Drabble!Double drabble!
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Não sinto falta de paixão, e nem de sonhos, não sei se será pior quando eu resolver de vez as pendências a...

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T.M.P.O

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S. F. E. M. T. O

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SEM ENIGMA, PARA VOCÊ

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A. R.

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BONECAS SÃO PARA MENINAS?

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VOCÊ GANHOU

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