How would Elijah ever understand a life that is dark more than light? Or a shadow of someone who follows her around, and — Christy A. Campbell, The Sharing Moon
How would Elijah ever understand a life that is dark more than light? Or a shadow of someone who follows her around, and — Christy A. Campbell, The Sharing Moon
How would Elijah ever understand a life that is dark more than light? Or a shadow of someone who follows her around, and — Christy A. Campbell, The Sharing Moon
How would Elijah ever understand a life that is dark more than light? Or a shadow of someone who follows her around, and — Christy A. Campbell, The Sharing Moon
How would Elijah ever understand a life that is dark more than light? Or a shadow of someone who follows her around, and — Christy A. Campbell, The Sharing Moon
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How would Elijah ever understand a life that is dark more than light? Or a shadow of someone who follows her around, and when she least expects it, taps her on the back and asks, where are you going, Seraphina?

— Christy A. Campbell, The Sharing Moon
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