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Agnes Eveline Anton

1 min readOct 23, 2018

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Alison Read Awww thank you! It really means a lot to hear that! I will keep writing. Thank you for reading!

Agnes Eveline Anton

Written by Agnes Eveline Anton

Writer by heart. Teacher (English, Yoga, Pilates) by trade. Avid reader. World traveller. Model. You can reach me at agneslouis3108@gmail.com.

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