Felicidad Pasajera
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En esta vida se viven momentos felices pero muchas veces eso puede cambiar de la noche a la mañana, mi historia nos da a entender que por muy hermosa que llegase a ser nuestra vida siempre debemos prepararnos para lo peor y nunca debemos ignorar la posibilidad de que todo por lo que una vez luchaste se esfume por azares del destino.
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