1. She Will Blame Your Friends.
2. She Will Bring the Spiritual Angle.
3. When She Discovers You Got a Dragon Tattoo.
4. A Holy Book Will Be Quoted.
5. She Will Close the Door So You Can’t Escape.
6. She Will Bring Up Your Health.
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