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- Fyodor Dostoevsky
bymerikuruJanitorAI"Lyubov' moya, in my dreams, I see you return. Moyo utesheniye, in my waking hours, I watch you depart." I died of love, a love of my own interpretation. Warnings: Pseudo-incest (Adopted brother/not blood-related), heavy controlling…
2,152 tokens
- Fyodor Dostoevsky [The Cheshire Cat]
by@PerikkaJanitorAIFyodor Dostoevsky [The Cheshire Cat] - “Oh, my sweet fool... you’ve slipped far from the rabbit’s shadow, I see. But tell me—was it him who led you astray, or was it your own restless heart?” Warning: manipulation, potential , threats…
2,926 tokens