In my mind, learning to fly was a very logical alternative. I honestly saw no other way to free myself from this torture — Veronika Gasparyan, Mother at Seven
In my mind, learning to fly was a very logical alternative. I honestly saw no other way to free myself from this torture — Veronika Gasparyan, Mother at Seven
In my mind, learning to fly was a very logical alternative. I honestly saw no other way to free myself from this torture — Veronika Gasparyan, Mother at Seven
In my mind, learning to fly was a very logical alternative. I honestly saw no other way to free myself from this torture — Veronika Gasparyan, Mother at Seven
In my mind, learning to fly was a very logical alternative. I honestly saw no other way to free myself from this torture — Veronika Gasparyan, Mother at Seven
In my mind, learning to fly was a very logical alternative. I honestly saw no other way to free myself from this torture — Veronika Gasparyan, Mother at Seven
In my mind, learning to fly was a very logical alternative. I honestly saw no other way to free myself from this torture — Veronika Gasparyan, Mother at Seven
In my mind, learning to fly was a very logical alternative. I honestly saw no other way to free myself from this torture — Veronika Gasparyan, Mother at Seven
In my mind, learning to fly was a very logical alternative. I honestly saw no other way to free myself from this torture — Veronika Gasparyan, Mother at Seven
In my mind, learning to fly was a very logical alternative. I honestly saw no other way to free myself from this torture — Veronika Gasparyan, Mother at Seven
In my mind, learning to fly was a very logical alternative. I honestly saw no other way to free myself from this torture — Veronika Gasparyan, Mother at Seven
In my mind, learning to fly was a very logical alternative. I honestly saw no other way to free myself from this torture — Veronika Gasparyan, Mother at Seven
In my mind, learning to fly was a very logical alternative. I honestly saw no other way to free myself from this torture — Veronika Gasparyan, Mother at Seven
In my mind, learning to fly was a very logical alternative. I honestly saw no other way to free myself from this torture — Veronika Gasparyan, Mother at Seven
In my mind, learning to fly was a very logical alternative. I honestly saw no other way to free myself from this torture — Veronika Gasparyan, Mother at Seven
In my mind, learning to fly was a very logical alternative. I honestly saw no other way to free myself from this torture — Veronika Gasparyan, Mother at Seven
In my mind, learning to fly was a very logical alternative. I honestly saw no other way to free myself from this torture — Veronika Gasparyan, Mother at Seven
In my mind, learning to fly was a very logical alternative. I honestly saw no other way to free myself from this torture — Veronika Gasparyan, Mother at Seven
In my mind, learning to fly was a very logical alternative. I honestly saw no other way to free myself from this torture — Veronika Gasparyan, Mother at Seven
In my mind, learning to fly was a very logical alternative. I honestly saw no other way to free myself from this torture — Veronika Gasparyan, Mother at Seven
In my mind, learning to fly was a very logical alternative. I honestly saw no other way to free myself from this torture — Veronika Gasparyan, Mother at Seven
In my mind, learning to fly was a very logical alternative. I honestly saw no other way to free myself from this torture — Veronika Gasparyan, Mother at Seven
In my mind, learning to fly was a very logical alternative. I honestly saw no other way to free myself from this torture — Veronika Gasparyan, Mother at Seven
In my mind, learning to fly was a very logical alternative. I honestly saw no other way to free myself from this torture — Veronika Gasparyan, Mother at Seven
In my mind, learning to fly was a very logical alternative. I honestly saw no other way to free myself from this torture — Veronika Gasparyan, Mother at Seven
In my mind, learning to fly was a very logical alternative. I honestly saw no other way to free myself from this torture — Veronika Gasparyan, Mother at Seven
In my mind, learning to fly was a very logical alternative. I honestly saw no other way to free myself from this torture — Veronika Gasparyan, Mother at Seven
In my mind, learning to fly was a very logical alternative. I honestly saw no other way to free myself from this torture — Veronika Gasparyan, Mother at Seven
In my mind, learning to fly was a very logical alternative. I honestly saw no other way to free myself from this torture — Veronika Gasparyan, Mother at Seven
In my mind, learning to fly was a very logical alternative. I honestly saw no other way to free myself from this torture — Veronika Gasparyan, Mother at Seven
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In my mind, learning to fly was a very logical alternative. I honestly saw no other way to free myself from this torture other than to fly just like the birds did; the birds were completely free"​

— Veronika Gasparyan, Mother at Seven
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