The Mortal Coil
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  • LECTURES 222,553
  • Votes 14,191
  • Parties 29
  • Durée 5h 25m
En cours d'écriture, Publié initialement févr. 24, 2015
Two things are inevitable in this world: Life and Death.
When you tamper with that balance you're asking for trouble. Andy didn't think about what would happen if she used her strange gift just this once on an actual person. She just wanted to give someone a second chance. But good intentions don't interest the Grim Reaper.
Not when he's owed a soul.

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