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“S tugom treba postupati kao s prijateljima. Pustiš ju da vidi najranjiviju verziju tebe i da ostane koliko god želi, a onda ju nježno ispratiš do sljedećeg puta. Ludost bi bila pokušati pobjeći od nje.”

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