“I have never chosen easy life, I have always chosen what I felt in my heart, because I live in feelings... of what I feel, not of opportunism, not of falsehood... but of simple, true things.”

— Prevale

Original: (it) Non ho mai scelto la vita facile, ho sempre scelto ciò che sentivo nel cuore, perché io vivo di sentimenti... di ciò che provo, non di opportunismo, non di falsità... ma di cose semplici, vere.
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