The Thought That Counts
His seventh birthday, a day when all he wants to think about is playing, eating cake and opening presents. His day, not his father’s day.
His seventh birthday, a day when all he wants to think about is playing, eating cake and opening presents. His day, not his father’s day.
Remi Lafvas-Thoors
Son
Daniel Rudstedt
Father
Benedicte Stendal Hansen
Mother
His seventh birthday, a day when all he wants to think about is playing, eating cake and opening presents. His day, not his father’s day.
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