That's the whole problem, isn't it?" He turned his face toward the night sky and let out a horrible laugh, like a gasp o — Katie Alender, From Bad to Cursed
That's the whole problem, isn't it?" He turned his face toward the night sky and let out a horrible laugh, like a gasp o — Katie Alender, From Bad to Cursed
That's the whole problem, isn't it?" He turned his face toward the night sky and let out a horrible laugh, like a gasp o — Katie Alender, From Bad to Cursed
That's the whole problem, isn't it?" He turned his face toward the night sky and let out a horrible laugh, like a gasp o — Katie Alender, From Bad to Cursed
That's the whole problem, isn't it?" He turned his face toward the night sky and let out a horrible laugh, like a gasp o — Katie Alender, From Bad to Cursed
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That's the whole problem, isn't it?" He turned his face toward the night sky and let out a horrible laugh, like a gasp of pain. "Why are you the only person who's allowed to be strong?

— Katie Alender, From Bad to Cursed
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