Death Quote by Jill Santopolo

“There’s something about death that makes people want to live. We wanted to live that day, and I don’t blame us for it. Not anymore.” quote by Jill Santopolo — Download Open image

““There’s something about death that makes people want to live. We wanted to live that day, and I don’t blame us for it. Not anymore.””

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