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Seven Word Story: Greed Perfume Oil
$26.00
Seven Word Story: Greed Perfume Oil
$26.00
The subject of our latest #BPAL7wordstory contest was Greed. The winning entry was submitted by Melanie C:
Killed the last rhino for its horn.
Ambergris accord, orris root, and carrot seed.
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