I could've loved you but the line is too long and your passiveness is endless. — Ahmed Mostafa
I could've loved you but the line is too long and your passiveness is endless. — Ahmed Mostafa
I could've loved you but the line is too long and your passiveness is endless. — Ahmed Mostafa
I could've loved you but the line is too long and your passiveness is endless. — Ahmed Mostafa
I could've loved you but the line is too long and your passiveness is endless. — Ahmed Mostafa
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I could've loved you but the line is too long and your passiveness is endless.

— Ahmed Mostafa
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