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Bad Fairy Case File #353: The Vila

It is easy to fear a witch. The green skin, the warts, the potions, the cackling... But what if your captor were breathtakingly fair, with long flowing hair that sparkled about her head, and the voice of an angel? Continue reading →

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Vila by Ana Karniolska

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