Love sets the foundation for all human values. — Milan LaBrey
Love sets the foundation for all human values. — Milan LaBrey
Love sets the foundation for all human values. — Milan LaBrey
Love sets the foundation for all human values. — Milan LaBrey
Love sets the foundation for all human values. — Milan LaBrey
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Love sets the foundation for all human values.

— Milan LaBrey
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Fear and love were sometimes the same thing both necessary unavoidable. Now she understood that it was okay to bleed if — Susan Wiggs, The You I Never Knew
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