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After You - A Demon is Always Lurking Nearby - cover

After You - A Demon is Always Lurking Nearby

Sunshine Rodgers

Verlag: RWG Publishing

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Oh, that’s right, we talk about your love life. We sit with you in class. We know all about that thing you did last night. How do we know? We watch you. We go to those dance clubs with you. We scheme hideous outcomes for you. We know exactly what it is that will get you to our side. We create those wrong friendships you wished you never had. We invite you into those relationships that break your heart. We give you the life you never wanted, but it came at such a sweet price. We promised you the world and you took it like a kid wanting candy. All. Too. Easy. All I can say is, please, don’t let me get in the way of the worst ending of your life. I’m right behind you. I’ll open that door to frustration, nonsense and destruction.

Please. After You.

Verfügbar seit: 01.04.2022.

Drucklänge: 130 Seiten.

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