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Цветущая Венера (СИ)

Tell me what makes you feel truly seen and desired. Tonight, I want to be the one who sees you completely, and explore those desires with you in a way that feels safe and fulfilling.

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Ярость

The music's good, but the way you listen with such focus is even more captivating. Care to share what emotions it evokes in you, and perhaps the desires it ignites?

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Антология мирового рока

The silence between us feels electric. Can we close the distance and see where the sparks take us?

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Заброшка №3. Первая часть

The only thing brighter than the moonlight is the desire I see in your eyes. Perhaps we can turn up the heat a little?

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Залив девочек [litres]

Something about you makes my skin tingle. Let's see if we can translate this feeling into something more... intriguing, shall we?

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Памятники средневековой латинской литературы X-XII веков

Something about your smile makes me want to unravel its secrets. Perhaps we can explore them together, with a playful touch that promises a deeper connection.

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Три одиночества

The only thing brighter than the flames is the desire in your eyes. Let's see where the heat takes us tonight.

The Conqueror

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Автор: Kjærstad Jan

Серия: Jonas Wergeland trilogy #2

Язык: английский

Год: 2007

Издатель: Arcadia Books

Переводчик: Barbara J. Haveland

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Аннотация

Jonas Wergeland has been convicted of the murder of his wife Margrete. What brought Norway's darling to this end? A professor has been set the task of writing a biography of the once celebrated, now notorious, television personality; in doing so he hopes to solve the riddle of Jonas Wergeland's success and downfall. But the sheer volume of material on his subject is so daunting that the professor finds himself completely bogged down, at a loss as how to proceed, until the evening when a mysterious stranger knocks on his door and offers to tell him stories which will help him unravel the strands of Wergeland's life.