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“— Não sou uma boa pessoa, tenho sangue em minhas mãos e já tirei mais vidas do que posso realmente contar, você está em perigo só por estar aqui, Chace, e isso me mata por dentro, porque não tenho forças para fazer o que seria o certo. Eu sou uma vadia egoísta, sei disso, eu quis Gabriel e não descansei até provar para ele que fomos feitos um para o outro, e agora eu quero você.”

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Book:MALÍCIA: um Trisal Mafioso
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