Good life Quote by Laurell K. Hamilton

“I truly expect that Vittorio will find us before the year is out. But sometimes it is better to live a short good life, than an evil long one. Most Sincerely Yours, Gwen The” quote by Laurell K. Hamilton — Download Open image

““I truly expect that Vittorio will find us before the year is out. But sometimes it is better to live a short good life, than an evil long one. Most Sincerely Yours, Gwen The””

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