Vengeance - Nine Species

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Vengeance - Nine Species

Synopsis

Alissa just wants to live the last few minutes of her life intensely, no matter where, when, and at what price? She just needs to live as long as she can, until her time is over, but when a New Species comes into her life, she starts asking God not to take her.

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Capitulo 1 - Prologo

399 words•~2 min

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