She knew him as much as the knowing of her own heart’s secret: she was destined for the forest. — Lori J. Fitzgerald, Love Lies Bleeding
She knew him as much as the knowing of her own heart’s secret: she was destined for the forest. — Lori J. Fitzgerald, Love Lies Bleeding
She knew him as much as the knowing of her own heart’s secret: she was destined for the forest. — Lori J. Fitzgerald, Love Lies Bleeding
She knew him as much as the knowing of her own heart’s secret: she was destined for the forest. — Lori J. Fitzgerald, Love Lies Bleeding
She knew him as much as the knowing of her own heart’s secret: she was destined for the forest. — Lori J. Fitzgerald, Love Lies Bleeding
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She knew him as much as the knowing of her own heart’s secret: she was destined for the forest.

— Lori J. Fitzgerald, Love Lies Bleeding
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