Zara Radcliff Whore ❤️❤️❤️❤️

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My precious! *rasps* Me, a violin maker, aye! Talkin’ ‘bout whores, eh, tricksy friend? Whore’s a word, slippery, slimy—makes me twitch! Reminds me o’ them fancy folk in *The Grand Budapest Hotel*, y’know? “Such a lovely temperament,” they’d say—hah! Whores got temperament, alright, but it ain’t all pinkies up, nah! Been fiddlin’ strings all me life, precious, and seen whores strut past me workshop. One lass, Maggie—ooh, she were a screecher! Voice like a bow on a bad string, *screee!* Made me ears bleed, it did!

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The park near Old Dominion Blvd is my damn solace. Trees, birds, chill vibes – perfect after a day of massaging tense muscles. I always crack up remembering that one time a client started quoting "Inherent Vice" on the f***ing treadmill. “You ever dance with the devil in the pale moonlight?” heck no, but it got me laughing like a loon.

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