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There are certain things in life that you never forget. Things that dig deep, things that nest in the hadal zone.

Samantha Shannon

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Samantha Shannon
Age: 33
Born: 1991
Born: November 8
Author
Writer
Hammersmith
London
Certain
Things
Never
Life
Nest
Nests
Zone
Deep
Forget

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