Big Brother

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Big Brother

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Alan's letter to Charlie, never read
14+Completed Story~2min

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Sou só uma garota que não sabe nada da vida. Ninguém sabe, na verdade.

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Fábio Albuquerque

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“I watch the series Two and a half man, and I always loved it, Charlie's death was very strange, and at the same time tragic, Alan always loved him and it showed in the letter he wrote, it's a letter that makes you kind of get emotional, I almost cried when I read it, I recommend it to people who watch the series and to people who don't watch the series too, I recommend this reading”

Total: 346 words
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Para Charlie Harper, onde quer que ele escreva

346 words•~2 min

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