| Author: | Oliver Frances | ISBN: | 9781301089444 |
| Publisher: | Oliver Frances | Publication: | November 1, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Oliver Frances |
| ISBN: | 9781301089444 |
| Publisher: | Oliver Frances |
| Publication: | November 1, 2015 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
“Heart II” begins with “Kiss Me,” in which a young lady and a man finally find what is most essential in life, though only in the final hours of their lives.
In “Young Boy,” a man’s freakishly youthful appearance allows him to relive his teen years and to finally mature – all thanks to a young girl’s confusion about his real age.
In “Tiny Dancer,” the broken dreams of a girl leads to love when she comes of age in the place that she dislikes the most.
In “Young Boy,” a man’s freakishly youthful appearance allows him to relive his teen years and to finally mature – all thanks to a young girl’s confusion about his real age.
In “Tiny Dancer,” the broken dreams of a girl leads to love when she comes of age in the place that she dislikes the most.
“Heart II” begins with “Kiss Me,” in which a young lady and a man finally find what is most essential in life, though only in the final hours of their lives.
In “Young Boy,” a man’s freakishly youthful appearance allows him to relive his teen years and to finally mature – all thanks to a young girl’s confusion about his real age.
In “Tiny Dancer,” the broken dreams of a girl leads to love when she comes of age in the place that she dislikes the most.
In “Young Boy,” a man’s freakishly youthful appearance allows him to relive his teen years and to finally mature – all thanks to a young girl’s confusion about his real age.
In “Tiny Dancer,” the broken dreams of a girl leads to love when she comes of age in the place that she dislikes the most.
