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The Beginning Of Love (by.Ryn)

Autor: Cathy29
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What is The Beginning Of Love (by.Ryn)

Leia o romance The Beginning Of Love (by.Ryn) escrito pelo autor Cathy29 publicado no WebNovel. "Apakah kamu setuju dengan perjanjian ini?" W.R"Aku harus menambahkan beberapa poin lagi baru mau aku setujui" C.L"Ini sudahku tambahkan. Terserah anda mau menyetujuinya atau ada tambahan lagi" C.L"Ap...

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"Apakah kamu setuju dengan perjanjian ini?" W.R "Aku harus menambahkan beberapa poin lagi baru mau aku setujui" C.L "Ini sudahku tambahkan. Terserah anda mau menyetujuinya atau ada tambahan lagi" C.L "Apa menurutmu poin tambahaan darimu nanti akan berpengaruh kepadaku?" W.R "Ya hanya untuk berjaga-jaga saja jika kamu nanti bisa melakukan hal yang telah aku sebutkan disana" C.L

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