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determination disappointment ducks selfconflict selfconscious

Beware there will be swears.
If you dare to continue, there will be sensitive subjects.
This book is not suitable for young children or those easily disturbed.

"You shouldn't underestimate me."
Obsessed with success, drenched in fears. Summarises me pretty well.
But I'll do whatever it takes to be cared by others. To hope for a better tomorrow.
No matter the cost.
Nothing is more valuable than love. That, I want. 
And I'll pay anything.
Anything.All Rights Reserved

determination disappointment ducks selfconflict selfconscious

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