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“Theo, Love is never stupid,” she’d insisted. “Especially when it is unrequited. Because then the heart has to gather all its strength to love even more so it can let go. Even if is feels like your heart is breaking, you’ll have loved the noblest love of all.”

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Book:The Forgotten Duke
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