...we're not eighteen anymore. We've lived. We've created things that last – things of joy, and things of burden. — Dianna Hardy, Summer's End
...we're not eighteen anymore. We've lived. We've created things that last – things of joy, and things of burden. — Dianna Hardy, Summer's End
...we're not eighteen anymore. We've lived. We've created things that last – things of joy, and things of burden. — Dianna Hardy, Summer's End
...we're not eighteen anymore. We've lived. We've created things that last – things of joy, and things of burden. — Dianna Hardy, Summer's End
...we're not eighteen anymore. We've lived. We've created things that last – things of joy, and things of burden. — Dianna Hardy, Summer's End
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...we're not eighteen anymore. We've lived. We've created things that last – things of joy, and things of burden.

— Dianna Hardy, Summer's End
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