the christmas spell
the christmas spell

the christmas spell

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A bewitched calendar as a Christmas present for Harvey. Sabrina thought it was a simple but honest option to be present even if distant in the boy's life. When the first day of the Yule festival arrives, the beginning of the winter solstice where the nights are longest, she will discover what the human heart will hold for her.
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