Silence too loud
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Last published Wed, Nov 12, 2025
she was a child, looking and searching for her dreams, whispering and looking for her fairytale where she got lost in whispers or maybe dreams
NOTE: it is not a fairytale and a story of a teenage girl it does not contain any prince charming
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