Chronicles of Connection
Me and Jesse had known each other for several years. Our connection broke down the borders and distance between our countries. For a while I thought that that magical time that I knew him was a figment of my imagination. Now, at the age of 21, he's back... But we weren't alone anymore.
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Oi, sou universitário. Apesar de cursar artes eu tenho um grande apresso pela literatura e sonho em me tornar um cineasta um dia. O audiovis...
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