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“Prisjetio se događaja koji su ih spojili i cijelim srcem je vjerovao kako ih neka nevidljiva ruka pokreće,i nju i njega,kao malene komade drveta,namještajući njihov položaj,manipulira događajima dovodeći ih do trenutka kada će se upoznati.Sudbina?Svevišnji?Alex nije znao, i nije se trudio pogađati.Sve što je bilo važno u ovom trenutku je osjećaj koji se činio predivno i savršeno ispravan.”

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Annie's Song

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Catherine Anderson
Catherine Anderson

Catherine Anderson, born on December 22, 1948, is a talented writer whose works span various literary genres, including novels, poetry, and drama. Anderson's writing is known for its profound emotion and rich imagination, which has won her a dedicated following among readers. more

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