Gemini and Prodigies (HIATUS)
Gemini and Prodigies (HIATUS)

Gemini and Prodigies (HIATUS)

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(HIATUS means the fic is "paused", not abandoned!) . Akise and Akira are identical twins, however completely different in terms of personality. Another feature that sets them apart is their eye color and that Akira, the older brother by account of 5 seconds, is declared the school's greatest prodigy. Akise is the youngest and, at first glance, seems to harbor a kind of repulsion towards his brother. Image of him at school is that of a delinquent scholarship student who usually gets very high grades. A strange walking antithesis. A new girl joined the Akira Suzuki School of Twins and Prodigies and ended up getting in the middle of this family feud. Little did she know that this would be one of the worst choices of hers she could ever make...
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Oi. Amo histórias de tragédia, dramas, aventuras... E romances também. Romances são legais. Não curto muito coisas de ação.  Eu escrevia his...

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