Spring Tear - Hiatus
Spring Tear - Hiatus

Spring Tear - Hiatus

Synopsis

I know that flowers don't bloom in spring by accident, but because the time has come. I know that autumn leaves do not fall by accident, but because the time has come. I know that water doesn't turn to ice by accident, but because the time has come. I know that people don't die by chance, but because the time has come. I know you didn't come into my life by chance, but because the time has come. I also know that our romance did not come by chance, and that it will not only be fleeting, it will have its time, its moment, its intensity, its indescribable words, which cannot be told by anyone else, because they are our words. indescribable, ours alone, and no one could say them without cutting off parts, or without showing the emotion with which they were shared. I don't care that loving you is crazy, I'm crazy. Crazy for You.
16+En cours~17min de lecture

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"Ou você mata, ou você morre, ou você morre e mata." — Governador

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