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“So often, we believe we are alone in the privacy of our fantasies, but that is a delusion as well - and perhaps the most dangerous kind. For in letting ourselves forget about the common threads of our innermost wishes, we erode our foundations and lose the keystone of our souls.”

Quote by Tiffany Baker

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Tiffany Baker
Tiffany Baker

Tiffany Baker is a contemporary author whose works are highly praised for their unique narrative style and profound thematic explorations. Her writing spans various genres, including fantasy, mystery, and realism. more

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