I could have happily moved in and left my own cold, dark house behind, pretended as if this family were my own: loud and — Unknownwn
I could have happily moved in and left my own cold, dark house behind, pretended as if this family were my own: loud and — Unknownwn
I could have happily moved in and left my own cold, dark house behind, pretended as if this family were my own: loud and — Unknownwn
I could have happily moved in and left my own cold, dark house behind, pretended as if this family were my own: loud and — Unknownwn
I could have happily moved in and left my own cold, dark house behind, pretended as if this family were my own: loud and — Unknownwn
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I could have happily moved in and left my own cold, dark house behind, pretended as if this family were my own: loud and teasing and good-natured, instead of the fractured broken truth.

— Unknownwn
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