She was worried these thoughts would crush her if she let them come, but they didn't. You didn't know how heavy they wer — Ann Brashares
She was worried these thoughts would crush her if she let them come, but they didn't. You didn't know how heavy they wer — Ann Brashares
She was worried these thoughts would crush her if she let them come, but they didn't. You didn't know how heavy they wer — Ann Brashares
She was worried these thoughts would crush her if she let them come, but they didn't. You didn't know how heavy they wer — Ann Brashares
She was worried these thoughts would crush her if she let them come, but they didn't. You didn't know how heavy they wer — Ann Brashares
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She was worried these thoughts would crush her if she let them come, but they didn't. You didn't know how heavy they were until you tried to lift them. You didn't know how strong you were.

— Ann Brashares
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