Tom & Mary - musical journey
Tom & Mary - musical journey

Tom & Mary - musical journey

Synopsis

Tom Branson has become one of the most important people in Lady Mary and George's lives, but Tom still has doubts about whether to stay at Downton or not, will being so close to Mary do them any good? The two love and have supported each other for almost 5 years and maybe they realize they need each other more than they realize
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Sou apenas uma garota comum, apaixonada por romances, que adora escrever e que é viciada em Downton Abbey.... porque não junta...

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Total : 41,989 mots
01

Feliz

1,429 mots•~8 min
02

Eu não consigo tirar meus olhos de você

2,128 mots•~11 min
03

Eu não consigo me lembrar de esquecer você

1,833 mots•~10 min
04

Meu Erro

2,255 mots•~12 min
05

Preciso dizer que te amo

1,549 mots•~8 min
06

Pra Sonhar

1,626 mots•~9 min
07

Ontem

1,034 mots•~6 min
08

Extravagante

1,208 mots•~7 min
09

Amor verdadeiro

1,671 mots•~9 min
10

Hoje a noite não tem Luar

849 mots•~5 min
11

Voltando para o preto

865 mots•~5 min
12

Como uma virgem

2,369 mots•~12 min
13

Só Hoje

1,376 mots•~7 min
14

Eu realmente não me importo

2,306 mots•~12 min
15

Oceano

515 mots•~3 min
16

Correndo atrás do Sol

1,452 mots•~8 min
17

Para ser sincero

1,395 mots•~7 min
18

Diga alguma coisa

1,134 mots•~6 min
19

Bem que se quis

637 mots•~4 min
20

Uma bola de demolição

1,440 mots•~8 min
21

À sua maneira

886 mots•~5 min
22

Agora

1,193 mots•~6 min
23

Sua garota me quer

1,410 mots•~8 min
24

Atrapalhado

1,776 mots•~9 min
25

Você não me ensinou a te esquecer

1,776 mots•~9 min
26

Caminho de volta para o amor

2,282 mots•~12 min
27

Por enquanto

555 mots•~3 min
28

Jogo Cruel

570 mots•~3 min
29

Acidentalmente

1,822 mots•~10 min
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Um amor por inteiro

648 mots•~4 min

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