Chisel, Angel, Rigel.
Chisel, Angel, Rigel.

Chisel, Angel, Rigel.

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Chisel's life is an angel's dream and she no longer knows what is real or illusion. Had she been mad or dying all this time?

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“Que história demoníaca! Não... Pera... Esse é o pior jeito de se recomendar uma história... Tá, nunca fui bom pra isso, mas agora JV me tirou do limbo com ajuda de Angel... Cinzel... Rigel... Kkk aí q droga É uma história simples, sim, bastante. Não parece mas é simples, e é essa simplicidade que te cativa, primeiro que vc quer saber oq diabos tá acontecendo, segundo q os personagens são carismáticos e originais, e ufa... O final... Digno de filme. JV fez um otimo trabalho e ver um negócio desses no nyah me enche de determinação, numa época que ansiamos por algo diferente e inovador, talvez JV segure a chave para algo assim. Em suma, não se sinta acanhado(a) de pegar essa história com a capa lindíssima e ler, 5 pequenos capítulos que vão descer como água. Espero ansioso uma possível continuação e também outras obras do querido JV! Só vem, irmão”

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O Lobo

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A Criança

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Epílogo - O Anjo

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