The decor of her office was as sparse as her home, she realized. It said nothing about her. But when you… — John Marrs
The decor of her office was as sparse as her home, she realized. It said nothing about her. But when you didn’t care enough about your own decisions it was far more convenient to pay interior designers to make them for you.
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