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“‏لا أعرف مالذي أحتاجُه؛ لكنّي أحتاج مَعرفة كلّ شيء .. هذا الشعور قاسٍ للغاية ومُتعب .. أحتاج ألّا أفكّر بما يجري؛ ألّا أعرف؛ ألّا أشعُر بفقدِ أحد .. أن أنام كلّ يوم دون أن أحمل أمسي معي!”

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