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R.I.P. (Repensando, Inspirando-se, Para poder voltar a escrever) Oi, meu nome é Natália e infelizmente estou em uma fase da vida em que a cr...
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“Gagged, tells the story of a girl who with so many problems, does not believe in love and who has some hatred for him, and a clumsy cupid who has the mission to help her, a story that you think will be a romantic comedy But it turns out to be a reflection and plot that is interesting with such a thought -provoking and so unexpected ending that it makes everything better, the writing is great and the plot well elaborated, we have a lot of fun with Cupid's clutters and is a drabble that is worth Too bad read! Super recommend!”
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