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09/02/2020
Gandix
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I'll always be here for you, no matter what happens
With this scent I have meanwhile landed at a 9 to 9.5.
The dirt is gone...
No, not like that of course, but I find it rounder, the stable smell fades further into the background.
I'm here at McLeod's Daughters.
Alex and Claire.
They've known each other since they were in school.
Claire inherited a small farm,
and is struggling to keep it going.
Alex's father keeps putting obstacles in her way because he wants to buy the land.
But Alex and his brother
Help her again and again,
...when in need.
Alex seems like a good-for-nothing and womanizer,
Claire now has a child with a man from the city.
When the latter now wants to take the child away from her..........
Alex, although freshly showered,
a very light touch of
Stable on,
his leather jacket, slightly bacony from all the wearing,
is still emitting this
pleasant smell of a saddle,
that Claire loves so much.
Familiar, so familiar.
He takes out a bunch of roses behind his back,
the cheap ones from the gas station,
that hardly smell at all,
how could it be otherwise.
Circumstantially, he asks her to marry him.
First she laughs,
...but you can tell he means it.
She looks into his amber eyes...
And suddenly everything is clear,
He's there for her,
He will always be there for her,
Always has been, always will be.
She smiles at him
And it goes 'zoom'
This is all I can decipher here:
This leather, slightly dirty,
But only as much as is good,
That it smells so bad that leather couldn't smell much better.
A very very discreet rose
And in the base powdery soft, balsamic amber.
If you want to call it patchouli here,
i don't care.
It smells like my beloved Amber to me.
All the rest is an accessory, wonderfully harmonious, so nothing smells out.
The story around Claire and Alex is of course only slightly based on the real story and was bent by me to my liking for the fragrance story.
The dirt is gone...
No, not like that of course, but I find it rounder, the stable smell fades further into the background.
I'm here at McLeod's Daughters.
Alex and Claire.
They've known each other since they were in school.
Claire inherited a small farm,
and is struggling to keep it going.
Alex's father keeps putting obstacles in her way because he wants to buy the land.
But Alex and his brother
Help her again and again,
...when in need.
Alex seems like a good-for-nothing and womanizer,
Claire now has a child with a man from the city.
When the latter now wants to take the child away from her..........
Alex, although freshly showered,
a very light touch of
Stable on,
his leather jacket, slightly bacony from all the wearing,
is still emitting this
pleasant smell of a saddle,
that Claire loves so much.
Familiar, so familiar.
He takes out a bunch of roses behind his back,
the cheap ones from the gas station,
that hardly smell at all,
how could it be otherwise.
Circumstantially, he asks her to marry him.
First she laughs,
...but you can tell he means it.
She looks into his amber eyes...
And suddenly everything is clear,
He's there for her,
He will always be there for her,
Always has been, always will be.
She smiles at him
And it goes 'zoom'
This is all I can decipher here:
This leather, slightly dirty,
But only as much as is good,
That it smells so bad that leather couldn't smell much better.
A very very discreet rose
And in the base powdery soft, balsamic amber.
If you want to call it patchouli here,
i don't care.
It smells like my beloved Amber to me.
All the rest is an accessory, wonderfully harmonious, so nothing smells out.
The story around Claire and Alex is of course only slightly based on the real story and was bent by me to my liking for the fragrance story.
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