The dark, perverted, poor, rich, handsome, extravagant fornication life

Ariel 2022-04-26 06:01:02

Gee, this is what the rich second generation looks like in the novel. There is an autocracy, I can’t say three sentences a year, and a father who is rich in the desert can give you a tropical atmosphere; there is a mother who has been beaten by a little N; therefore, there is such a Rich second generation. Dark, perverted, and pathetic.
There is no concept of human life.
Like Jiuchi Roulin.
Arbitrary actions, anyway, someone picks up the mess.
But Uday is relatively simple, just like a child who has never grown up. No one dares to say that he is wrong, so he can act recklessly and run his life as cruel as an ant. The inner emptiness requires more and more stimulation. The stimulation threshold has risen year by year, and has reached the point of being unhappy. Tolerance to the substitute lattif is just because of being a superior person and playing with the heart.

Hey, if Uday has a little bit of humanity, this story can be changed to a story of awkwardness and innocence. One day, I suddenly felt that the toy stand-in was very cute, and I was black and white. However, he didn't like himself at all. Hey, according to Uday's character, it's better. Then when they were exchanging feelings, the substitute suddenly turned into an attack and took U. Since then, the prince has lived a happy life. When Dad died, they both died in love.

Forgive me for not seeing the politics here. Also, I love COOPER to death, so handsome.

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The Devil's Double quotes

  • Munem: Please be clear about this, Latif. Uday has chosen you. You belong to him. You have about five minutes to think about this. Before a car pulls up outside your house in Al-Adhamiya and your family, everyone one of them - your father, your mother, your sisters and brothers; is thrown into Abu Ghraib. God willing, they will die quickly. I've said too much. You have about two minutes left.

  • Yassem Al-Helou: [about Uday] Poor child never knows what to wear. He changes his mind every five minutes. Depends on what car he's driving. Honestly, habibi, that boy - he wears me out.