Strength?” “Safety,” I said. And in that moment I realized that I’d always equated the two in my head, but they weren’t — Kate Avery Ellison, Frost
Strength?” “Safety,” I said. And in that moment I realized that I’d always equated the two in my head, but they weren’t — Kate Avery Ellison, Frost
Strength?” “Safety,” I said. And in that moment I realized that I’d always equated the two in my head, but they weren’t — Kate Avery Ellison, Frost
Strength?” “Safety,” I said. And in that moment I realized that I’d always equated the two in my head, but they weren’t — Kate Avery Ellison, Frost
Strength?” “Safety,” I said. And in that moment I realized that I’d always equated the two in my head, but they weren’t — Kate Avery Ellison, Frost
Strength?” “Safety,” I said. And in that moment I realized that I’d always equated the two in my head, but they weren’t — Kate Avery Ellison, Frost
Strength?” “Safety,” I said. And in that moment I realized that I’d always equated the two in my head, but they weren’t — Kate Avery Ellison, Frost
Strength?” “Safety,” I said. And in that moment I realized that I’d always equated the two in my head, but they weren’t — Kate Avery Ellison, Frost
Strength?” “Safety,” I said. And in that moment I realized that I’d always equated the two in my head, but they weren’t — Kate Avery Ellison, Frost
Strength?” “Safety,” I said. And in that moment I realized that I’d always equated the two in my head, but they weren’t — Kate Avery Ellison, Frost
Strength?” “Safety,” I said. And in that moment I realized that I’d always equated the two in my head, but they weren’t — Kate Avery Ellison, Frost
Strength?” “Safety,” I said. And in that moment I realized that I’d always equated the two in my head, but they weren’t — Kate Avery Ellison, Frost
Strength?” “Safety,” I said. And in that moment I realized that I’d always equated the two in my head, but they weren’t — Kate Avery Ellison, Frost
Strength?” “Safety,” I said. And in that moment I realized that I’d always equated the two in my head, but they weren’t — Kate Avery Ellison, Frost
Strength?” “Safety,” I said. And in that moment I realized that I’d always equated the two in my head, but they weren’t — Kate Avery Ellison, Frost
Strength?” “Safety,” I said. And in that moment I realized that I’d always equated the two in my head, but they weren’t — Kate Avery Ellison, Frost
Strength?” “Safety,” I said. And in that moment I realized that I’d always equated the two in my head, but they weren’t — Kate Avery Ellison, Frost
Strength?” “Safety,” I said. And in that moment I realized that I’d always equated the two in my head, but they weren’t — Kate Avery Ellison, Frost
Strength?” “Safety,” I said. And in that moment I realized that I’d always equated the two in my head, but they weren’t — Kate Avery Ellison, Frost
Strength?” “Safety,” I said. And in that moment I realized that I’d always equated the two in my head, but they weren’t — Kate Avery Ellison, Frost
Strength?” “Safety,” I said. And in that moment I realized that I’d always equated the two in my head, but they weren’t — Kate Avery Ellison, Frost
Strength?” “Safety,” I said. And in that moment I realized that I’d always equated the two in my head, but they weren’t — Kate Avery Ellison, Frost
Strength?” “Safety,” I said. And in that moment I realized that I’d always equated the two in my head, but they weren’t — Kate Avery Ellison, Frost
Strength?” “Safety,” I said. And in that moment I realized that I’d always equated the two in my head, but they weren’t — Kate Avery Ellison, Frost
Strength?” “Safety,” I said. And in that moment I realized that I’d always equated the two in my head, but they weren’t — Kate Avery Ellison, Frost
Strength?” “Safety,” I said. And in that moment I realized that I’d always equated the two in my head, but they weren’t — Kate Avery Ellison, Frost
Strength?” “Safety,” I said. And in that moment I realized that I’d always equated the two in my head, but they weren’t — Kate Avery Ellison, Frost
Strength?” “Safety,” I said. And in that moment I realized that I’d always equated the two in my head, but they weren’t — Kate Avery Ellison, Frost
Strength?” “Safety,” I said. And in that moment I realized that I’d always equated the two in my head, but they weren’t — Kate Avery Ellison, Frost
Strength?” “Safety,” I said. And in that moment I realized that I’d always equated the two in my head, but they weren’t — Kate Avery Ellison, Frost
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Strength?” “Safety,” I said. And in that moment I realized that I’d always equated the two in my head, but they weren’t the same thing. Sometimes people were strongest at their most vulnerable, dangerous moments.

— Kate Avery Ellison, Frost
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