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A promising afternoon, hidden feelings and a declaration. Hanako had no doubt that she was her angel. - Akira/Hanako
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Katawa Shoujo doesn't belong to me, but Akira and Rin do belong to me. (In an alternate world, of course.)
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Technical Details & Updates
First Published
2 de dezembro de 2012
Last Updated
2 de dezembro de 2012
Editorial Status
Completed
Language
Português (Brasil)
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