No Matter What
Every thirty days a girl is sent by the cashier, with no memory at all, the only thing they can remember is her own name. The newbie is now Rachel, she finds herself lost, without memory, in an unknown place surrounded by a maze, dark secrets and girls she has never seen before, the only thing she is sure of is her name. And now she has to find a way to figure out a way to unravel the place, and try to figure out why Quinn feels so much and is so familiar to her. Faberry!
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