Midnight Mist that Falls

Midnight Mist that Falls

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Cydnee Eunice Trevino, her hair was as waves of pure earth, softly reflecting the light of the sun; each strand moving freely in an ocean born breeze, her eyes spoke of a beautiful soul and her movements told of a need for nurture, met Grant Ean Griffin, a man had both empathy and a very masculine form of strength, when childhood not until Cydnee's parents go back to their hometown for how many years. Will they able to meet again under the mist of midnight sky?

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