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The waves of life

Autor: La_Choicy
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Lesen Sie den Roman The waves of life des Autors La_Choicy, veröffentlicht auf WebNovel.A young brilliant, beautiful girl was living a life that seems like a jeopardy.Moreover she believes things can go away someday but when ever she try trusting someone it ends in big regretsWhich made ...

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A young brilliant, beautiful girl was living a life that seems like a jeopardy. Moreover she believes things can go away someday but when ever she try trusting someone it ends in big regrets Which made her life more disastrous.

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