Simple Cruel Game
Simple Cruel Game

Simple Cruel Game

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"And sometimes life even seems to be a test for me, a game, and it seems that someone even enjoys it."
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Antes de qualquer coisa eu quero pedir MILHÕES de desculpas a cada leitor. Imensas desculpas pelo sumiço, e me vejo na obrigação de dar uma...

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