Dark nights
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Last published Sun, Nov 29, 2015
Sometimes losing somebody can be more bad than you think. Hanna was doing a normal life when the one she loved the most left this world. She got so sad that only she could think was to get over this and she does some bad things. Some things that could breake her world...
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