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“It was the trust of many years, a true friendship, crumbling apart in her heart. The feeling of betrayal, stronger than a typhoon, ravaging everything in its way. All I could do was to hold her in my arms, so she didn’t fall apart.”

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Book:A Beloved Sin
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