A Quote by Caprice Crane

Believing there's no such thing as luck is very unlucky. Like, the worst. Beyond stealing someone's lucky four-leaf clover.

Caprice Crane

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Believing Beyond Clover Four Leaf Like Luck Lucky No Such Thing As Luck Someone Stealing Thing Unlucky Very Worst

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Caprice Crane
American - Novelist
Born: November 1, 1970

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