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“— Je ne veux pas remettre ça sur le tapis, mais Médée a vraiment dit « agape » cette fois-ci, déclare Deimos. Ella affiche un large sourire amusé. — Amour, on en a déjà discuté, Médée n’a que cinq mois. — Et alors ? Elle est en avance sur tout mortel de son âge, bien sûr. C’est notre fille. — Oui, tu es exceptionnelle ma puce, mais papa dit n’importe quoi. Médée, elle, gazouille, au comble du bonheur d’avoir ses deux parents penchés sur elle.”

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Book:Insoumise Méroé
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