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“Estaba en donde quería estar. Ya no podía luchar más contra eso. Todo lo que hacía era que ella me odiara más cada día que pasaba. Amaría a Pagan la mayor parte de mi vida, pero no podía obligarla a que me amara. Finalmente, entendí eso.”

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Book:Leif

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Abbi Glines is an American novelist, born on April 16, 1977. She is known for her young adult and romance novels, which have gained popularity among young readers. more

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