A relationship is like a tree.The deeper the roots are,the more it will grow.The deeper the friendship is,the more it wi — Johncen-k.m.f Vergara
A relationship is like a tree.The deeper the roots are,the more it will grow.The deeper the friendship is,the more it wi — Johncen-k.m.f Vergara
A relationship is like a tree.The deeper the roots are,the more it will grow.The deeper the friendship is,the more it wi — Johncen-k.m.f Vergara
A relationship is like a tree.The deeper the roots are,the more it will grow.The deeper the friendship is,the more it wi — Johncen-k.m.f Vergara
A relationship is like a tree.The deeper the roots are,the more it will grow.The deeper the friendship is,the more it wi — Johncen-k.m.f Vergara
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A relationship is like a tree.The deeper the roots are,the more it will grow.The deeper the friendship is,the more it will grow.

— Johncen-k.m.f Vergara
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Acquaintance I would have but when it depends not on the number but the choice of friends. — Abraham Cowley
Always set high value on spontaneous kindness. He whose inclination prompts him to cultivate your friendship of his own — Samuel Johnson
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