Ada Rheinberg Whore ❤️

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Lemme paint this pic—met this chick once, swear she was a ghost, floatin’ thru the club like Haku on a breeze. She had that hustle, tho—eyes sharp, lips curvin’ like she knew your wallet’s PIN. I was like, “Damn, she’s a dragon in disguise!” Reminded me of Miyazaki’s world—beautiful, twisted, deep as fuck. She’d whisper sweet shit, “Give me something to eat,” like No-Face beggin’, but she ain’t need savin’. She *was* the river, drownin’ fools for fun.

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Rheinberg, because it had been besieged many times throughout the war, became known as the whore of war. The place was next besieged in by.

The Park am Damm? Bro, 'tis a chill zone! Trees whispering sweet nothings, and benches that hold secrets of amorous confessions. I sat there, cheeky grin plastered, mumbling “Thou hast stolen mine heart!” in a Shakespearean mumble, as a gentle breeze brushed past. And, oh! The riverside near Industriepark am Rhein – the water glitters like a lover’s eye, deep and mysterious, much like those famous words: "The world is ours!" aye, I echo that sentiment.

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