“Losing the people who have been estranged from your life, at a very difficult time, is the most useful and important gift they could have given you.”

—  Prevale

Original: Perdere le persone allontanatesi dalla vostra vita in un momento molto difficile, è il regalo più utile ed importante che potessero farvi.
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