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“- Nézz csak rájuk, drága Sura. Vonzóak, előkelőek, gazdagok, a cár saját testőrségének tagjai, folytonosan szemrevaló arisztokrata nőkkel vannak körülvéve. Még a gyerekkori kalandjaikról is könyveket írhatnának, higgy nekem.”

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Book:Kurt Seyt & Shura
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