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A dream's fairy

Auteur: Calebero
Fantasy Romance
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What is A dream's fairy

Lisez le roman A dream's fairy écrit par l'auteur Calebero publié sur WebNovel. A large group of fey gathers in the city square.Young and old look on as the next generation wait for the gates to open.Some are nervous, some are cocky, and some feel nothing at all.But all are here ...

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A large group of fey gathers in the city square. Young and old look on as the next generation wait for the gates to open. Some are nervous, some are cocky, and some feel nothing at all. But all are here for the biggest event of their lives. Everyone knows that many won't make it. They couldn't cover everything. Regardless, they try. They try and they will fail, over, and over, and over again. And they will keep failing, for this is only the first hurdle they have to face for the rest of their lives. The test is simple, to prove they have what it takes... To survive _______________________________________ Note: this is not a fantasy romance and never has been. The only reason this story may be listed as a fantasy romance is because the site automatically adds it to any story with a female lead, apparantly!

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