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“She wonders if trust, once lost, can ever truly be found again, and if she’s being a fool (...). She decides she doesn’t care, that maybe trust is neither lost nor found, broken nor mended, but merely given. Decided, despite the risk (...).”

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Book:The Once and Future Witches
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