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“Poppy held John's hand until it came time to walk alone behind older men, lick a wound instead of rely upon a kiss, or even begin to sense how people can be wicked, the world displeasing and all of life beaten by grace.”

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“Claire Lewis estaba en su ducha. En su ducha, desnuda. En su ducha, desnuda y mojada y… ¡Rápido, pensamientos antieróticos! ¡Pensamientos antieróticos! «Culos de futbolistas». «Tíos petados machacándose en el gimnasio». «Chris Hemsworth sin camiseta».”

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