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“C'est tellement impudique, tu nous racontes tellement, je me retrouve à chaque page, mise à nu, disséquée, passée au crible, et j'ai l'impression de te découvrir, toi, certains aspects de ta personnalité dont je ne soupçonnais pas l'existence[...].”

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