You have never forgotten how home was more than just a language you grew inside your mouth before you said it in a way your tongue bled.
NIKITA GILL
NIKITA GILL
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Nikita Gill214 quotes“You have never forgotten how home was more than just a language you grew inside your mouth before you said it in a way your tongue bled.”
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