Paula HawkinsWe tell our stories differently, don't we, you and I?
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We tell our stories differently, don't we, you and I? This quote is a reminder to us all that we will all tell our stories in different ways. Some will be told in large crowds and others pondered by only a few. Some will be shared with a family and others with one’s closest friends. The choice of who should hear your story is up to you.
Source: Into The Water
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