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“From the same mother, two souls were born —
one painted with passion, one wrapped in peace.
Different dreams, same roots, same love.”
“From the same root, two hearts learned to bloom differently.
One chose the color of love, the other the color of faith.
Together they proved that harmony is not sameness — it is understanding.”
Colours doesn't make difference, understanding does
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