Happy ending Quote by Neil Gaiman

“Maybe,” he said. “Maybe I can get some kind of a happy ending.” “Not only are there no happy endings,” she told him. “There aren’t even any endings.” On” quote by Neil Gaiman — Download Open image

““Maybe,” he said. “Maybe I can get some kind of a happy ending.” “Not only are there no happy endings,” she told him. “There aren’t even any endings.” On””

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