May you know always that you are never alone, that life and love are eternal, and that you are extraordinary. — Susan Barbara Apollon, Touched by the Extraordinary, Book Two
May you know always that you are never alone, that life and love are eternal, and that you are extraordinary. — Susan Barbara Apollon, Touched by the Extraordinary, Book Two
May you know always that you are never alone, that life and love are eternal, and that you are extraordinary. — Susan Barbara Apollon, Touched by the Extraordinary, Book Two
May you know always that you are never alone, that life and love are eternal, and that you are extraordinary. — Susan Barbara Apollon, Touched by the Extraordinary, Book Two
May you know always that you are never alone, that life and love are eternal, and that you are extraordinary. — Susan Barbara Apollon, Touched by the Extraordinary, Book Two
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May you know always that you are never alone, that life and love are eternal, and that you are extraordinary.

— Susan Barbara Apollon, Touched by the Extraordinary, Book Two
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