What the night fears part.2
What the night fears part.2

What the night fears part.2

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Jhon is not an easy person to deal with... With the fury that was Gabryelle pays a much higher price to the sorceress, he gives her the power of immortality, and that to resurrect Gabryelle totally IMMORTAL, nothing they did to him could hurt him or kill him, and everything became much more complicated for her "It's an imaginary knife that goes in and out of my chest, a very intense depression, a deadly and suicidal feeling."
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Capitulo 2

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