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The day for you. The night for me.
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A journey traveled in folklore where love, Promises, and lies. Share deals and wishes with a family. Where Druids, Fairies, and the devil are considered partners in a deal that must be paid in full.
Who pays and who reneges? Surprises, tears and laughs. Is family loyalty just a myth in this family?
You will not leave their journey and still want more.
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