It does no good for you to spend all of your time worrying about what may come and being blind to what you have in the p — Sherry Leclerc, The Guardians of Eastgate
It does no good for you to spend all of your time worrying about what may come and being blind to what you have in the p — Sherry Leclerc, The Guardians of Eastgate
It does no good for you to spend all of your time worrying about what may come and being blind to what you have in the p — Sherry Leclerc, The Guardians of Eastgate
It does no good for you to spend all of your time worrying about what may come and being blind to what you have in the p — Sherry Leclerc, The Guardians of Eastgate
It does no good for you to spend all of your time worrying about what may come and being blind to what you have in the p — Sherry Leclerc, The Guardians of Eastgate
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It does no good for you to spend all of your time worrying about what may come and being blind to what you have in the present.” ~Blaez, The Guardians of Eastgate

— Sherry Leclerc, The Guardians of Eastgate
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