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In the bustling heart of a design district, where coffee shops smelled of toner and ambition, lived a freelance graphic designer named Elara. Her life was a grid system of deadlines, but her passion was typography. For months, she had been hunting for the perfect typeface for a children’s book titled The Dragon Who Loved Lace . adorn smooth serif font free download
Her heart did a small flip.
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