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YOU'RE MY REAL TROUBLE

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Leia o romance YOU'RE MY REAL TROUBLE escrito pelo autor rafs_stories publicado no WebNovel. Hiro Hoshiro a police man starts his new mission. Akira Yamashiro, a really dangerous criminal that plays his little games around Tokyo, meets Hiro while the cops were trying to catch him. Something ...

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Hiro Hoshiro a police man starts his new mission. Akira Yamashiro, a really dangerous criminal that plays his little games around Tokyo, meets Hiro while the cops were trying to catch him. Something changes after Akira meets Hiro. Some new feelings will appear, feelings that Akira has never felt before. Akira never had the love he deserves, he has a terrible past because of his step mother... but Hiro will be the one that will save him. So many things will change into Akiras life. Hiro will be the person Akira doesn't wants to lose. And why? Because Hiro has something special that none of people Akira knows has.

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