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Gwen is an average little kid with a great life. She has a pony named Marianna. And a great dad who is a landscaper and a mom who always makes great desserts. But what happens when one day, that all changes all because of a minor meteor shower.
Adelaide has always had her head in the clouds and her nose in the books. Going unnoticed is something she always preferred. She has survived all through high school in which she has successfully lived a life, thus far, under the radar. That all changes during her first year at the University when she meets twin siblings, Katherine and Jesse, causing her quiet life around her to change. The twins bring a whole new magic to her world that is so alluring that even the comfort of her books cannot
Well it's a peom about the goddess of death. Please, tell me how you think my peoms are. Thank you.
Does love really last forever?
One withers, grows old, grows useless, and dies. Or not?
Eve Rainwood lives in a society where age is earned by achievement, not reached through good health. But what will happen when she reaches the day of her loan, having done nothing of significance?
Gwen is an average little kid with a great life. She has a pony named Marianna. And a great dad who is a landscaper and a mom who always makes great desserts. But what happens when one day, that all changes all because of a minor meteor shower.
Adelaide has always had her head in the clouds and her nose in the books. Going unnoticed is something she always preferred. She has survived all through high school in which she has successfully lived a life, thus far, under the radar. That all changes during her first year at the University when she meets twin siblings, Katherine and Jesse, causing her quiet life around her to change. The twins bring a whole new magic to her world that is so alluring that even the comfort of her books cannot
Well it's a peom about the goddess of death. Please, tell me how you think my peoms are. Thank you.
Does love really last forever?
One withers, grows old, grows useless, and dies. Or not?
Eve Rainwood lives in a society where age is earned by achievement, not reached through good health. But what will happen when she reaches the day of her loan, having done nothing of significance?