Woman No.6

Woman No.6

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"Here i stood with full courage and all the happy memories my every breath held, ready to fly down at full speed, i took a deep breath and took a step forward glimpsing at the strong turquoise waves waiting for me to drown in them, i felt sweat dry up on my forehead as the wind swayed, i levitate my hands and im ready to go steadily while whispering the spell again and again. My heart was at ease because i knew... i knew where i was truly meant to be, until i felt her hand on the back of my neck, i cant recollect what happened then..."
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