“A woman’s true charm and strength lie not only in her physical beauty, but above all in her personality, her kindness and her smile.”

—  Prevale

Original: Il vero fascino e la vera forza di una donna non risiedono solo nella sua bellezza fisica, ma soprattutto nella sua personalità, nella sua gentilezza e nel suo sorriso.
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