The Intrepid Rachel Berry
FABERRY. AU The intrepid Rachel Barbra Berry is one of today's most wanted pirates. However, her biggest adventure will be trying to win back the love of her dear Quinn, as she discovers how to deal with her two dear children: shy Charlie and daring little Barbra.
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Toda vez que fecho os olhos, um mundo novo aparece diante de mim. Então, quando eu acordo, escrevo sobre ele. Autora de fanfictions: Faber...
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