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Crime Tenderness
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The novel of Dr. Majd Marwan Andraos realized with the days that the end has a beginning, the end does not come all at once, but either it comes as a beautiful color that an artist began to add to draw the end on his painting, enjoying the calmness and careful paper sprayed touch after touch lightly adds to the painting life, or it comes like a cancer that spreads in a lean body in the end stages, so that is the beginning of the end for this body.
Careful comes the end, as if in her patience gives us enjoyment. Or get ready!
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