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Last published Fri, Jul 24, 2020
Karma is a funny thing. It catches up with you to quickly when you least expect it. But the thing is other people find themselves victims in it. Love does this it drags along the ones closest to you in the unexpected: Karma. There is hope, you get to choose.
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