Quotes from Fallen Crest Family

Tijan ·  287 pages

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“You guys are too horny. I don’t think it’s normal.”
― Tijan, quote from Fallen Crest Family


“Does it matter? He’s going to leave her and she knows it. Do you know what that does to our family? What it’s like to live in that?”
― Tijan, quote from Fallen Crest Family


“When he left for his date, he was late”
― Tijan, quote from Fallen Crest Family


“As he fell to the ground with a panicked scream,”
― Tijan, quote from Fallen Crest Family


“Can you come as soon as you’re done with work? At the house. Your mom threw a bowl at my mom. “I”
― Tijan, quote from Fallen Crest Family



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