“Your sublime beauty will allow you to donate joy and light to the eyes of the lucky ones who will have occasion to meet you.”

— Prevale

Original: La tua sublime bellezza ti permetterà ogni volta di donare gioia e luce agli occhi dei fortunati che avranno occasione di incontrarti.
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