Quotes from Welcome to the Underworld

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“I'll give you the moon and the stars, Princess... and maybe a city to go along with it.”
― quote from Welcome to the Underworld


“Tell me, Choi Yoori...are your lips as soft as they look?”
― quote from Welcome to the Underworld


“You can call me Boss though, seeing as though you're only the assistant.”
― quote from Welcome to the Underworld


“With no filter, he said, "I thought it would have been softer. It was kinda salty...”
― quote from Welcome to the Underworld


“Tell me, Choi Yoori...are your lips as soft as they look?”
― quote from Welcome to the Underworld



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