Quotes from The Valley of the Wolves

“Vive muchos años... Vive intensamente, vivelo todo... Vive por mi la vida que yo no pude vivir.

Kai”
― Laura Gallego García, quote from The Valley of the Wolves

“Existo en un plano diferente al tuyo, podemos estar eternamente juntos y eternamente separados''

Kai”
― Laura Gallego García, quote from The Valley of the Wolves

“Cuando los primeros lobos aullaban, abrió los ojos, la miró y sonrió, y ella no pudo menos que sonreír también.”
― Laura Gallego García, quote from The Valley of the Wolves

“- ¿Tú crees que soy una bruja, Kai?
- Yo creo que tú eres Dana. Y no me importa lo demás”
― Laura Gallego García, quote from The Valley of the Wolves

“- ¿Pero tú de qué lado estás? ¿Me apoyas o no?
- Hasta la muerte y más allá”
― Laura Gallego García, quote from The Valley of the Wolves

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