I do love you. I love you enough to accept who you are. Why can’t I received the same feeling in return?”-Ariel — Khalia Hades, Ariel's Demise
I do love you. I love you enough to accept who you are. Why can’t I received the same feeling in return?”-Ariel — Khalia Hades, Ariel's Demise
I do love you. I love you enough to accept who you are. Why can’t I received the same feeling in return?”-Ariel — Khalia Hades, Ariel's Demise
I do love you. I love you enough to accept who you are. Why can’t I received the same feeling in return?”-Ariel — Khalia Hades, Ariel's Demise
I do love you. I love you enough to accept who you are. Why can’t I received the same feeling in return?”-Ariel — Khalia Hades, Ariel's Demise
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I do love you. I love you enough to accept who you are. Why can’t I received the same feeling in return?”-Ariel

— Khalia Hades, Ariel's Demise
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