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“This is a recommendation that I do with mixed feelings. The story is really wonderful and has a fantastic development of the characters; Everything happens fluidly, naturally and without seeming that there is a "forced" for things to unfold. The way the main character develops his relationships is very cool, even genius. The only negative criticism I have is about the last chapter. It seems that, pressured to give another end - I put another one, because the penultimate chapter seemed the best way to complete the story - the author rushed and created a hasty, confused end, sinning to maintain the qualities responsible for maintaining captivating history From the beginning to (almost) end. So read, fall in love, and avoid the last chapter if possible. Anyway, congratulations on the story, Secret.”
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