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“My lord-' (Pagan) 'I just want you to be happy. Safe and happy' (Roland) 'My lord, I'm safe and happy with you.' In God's name, Roland, why do you even ask? 'Where you go, I will go.”

Quote by Catherine Jinks

Book:Pagan in Exile
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Pagan in Exile

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Catherine Jinks
Catherine Jinks

Catherine Jinks is an Australian author renowned for her young adult literature. Born in 1963, she has a passion for writing that has shaped her career. Her works often delve into complex social issues, making them popular among readers. more

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