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“فتاة جميلة رشيقة .. يحزنك أن هذا سيبقى 5 سنوات فقط ، ثم تصير مدام عواطف المنهكة البدينة التي تبحث عن مواصلة للبيت لتلحق بموعد الطبخ وتكره نفسها والعالم ، وتلبس نفس الثياب ... خمس سنوات من السحر حتى توقع بذكر ثم ينهار كل شيء ... شيء قاس فعلاً ...”

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Book:تويتات من العصور الوسطى
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