Gambling addict Amelia Walker was orphaned at a young age, and was never told anything about her true parents. Without the knowledge of her past, she doesn't realize the dangers of the world around her, even the dangers of the eerie Crowley Brothers. She is placed in a mind game of a world that shouldn't exist, and her life is the prize. The more she discovers about her past, the more she finds out about the poison that pumps from her heart and runs through her veins. With her new enemies, she
What would you do if you could fly? I was just pondering how I would feel if I could take flight into the beautiful blue sky. Here is a fantastic dream of mine.
Sermon/Study Outline of The Book of Mark, Book 3
Don't count every story as a fallacy. It may be some truth to what you hear
[f] I suffered because I cared too much for him. I got hurt because I protected him. I ignored my feelings because I wanted him to be happy. In the end I got blamed for being egoistic because it became too much. But still I love him even if he hates me. Isn't that the curse of being family? Not telling them how much you suffered for his happiness and not tell him what you did even if he blames you? Isn't that what makes you family? Is it a gift or a curse? It depends on yourself and your
A driving home nightmare in a storm for rain competition
Gambling addict Amelia Walker was orphaned at a young age, and was never told anything about her true parents. Without the knowledge of her past, she doesn't realize the dangers of the world around her, even the dangers of the eerie Crowley Brothers. She is placed in a mind game of a world that shouldn't exist, and her life is the prize. The more she discovers about her past, the more she finds out about the poison that pumps from her heart and runs through her veins. With her new enemies, she
What would you do if you could fly? I was just pondering how I would feel if I could take flight into the beautiful blue sky. Here is a fantastic dream of mine.
Sermon/Study Outline of The Book of Mark, Book 3
Don't count every story as a fallacy. It may be some truth to what you hear
[f] I suffered because I cared too much for him. I got hurt because I protected him. I ignored my feelings because I wanted him to be happy. In the end I got blamed for being egoistic because it became too much. But still I love him even if he hates me. Isn't that the curse of being family? Not telling them how much you suffered for his happiness and not tell him what you did even if he blames you? Isn't that what makes you family? Is it a gift or a curse? It depends on yourself and your
A driving home nightmare in a storm for rain competition