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Kill In The Name Of Love

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Lisez le roman Kill In The Name Of Love écrit par l'auteur LalaZie publié sur WebNovel. Charlie is an Orphan of Love, Devoid from affection and warmth since he was born. His mother is severely unhinge caused by the grief of losing her husband, The Previous Emperor of Cretum, Who died in ...

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Charlie is an Orphan of Love, Devoid from affection and warmth since he was born. His mother is severely unhinge caused by the grief of losing her husband, The Previous Emperor of Cretum, Who died in the hands of His tyrannical Older Brother who only seeks the throne with greed. He lived his years in hardship and indifference, believing that his life is hollow and meaningless, but one day when he decided to visit a local library in the capital, he met a woman who painted his life with vibrant colors, he believed that it was a fated meeting bestowed upon the God of the Firmament to fill the void in his life. Charlie pursued her but it was a turbulent process not because she's uninterested in him but because the people around her are infatuated. Charlie didn't like it, not one bit, his thoughts were filled with shuddering imagery of brutalizing his rivals in the mot horrific ways known to human and thus, his imagination made it to reality.

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