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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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“Amordaçada, conta a história de uma garota que com tantos problemas, não acredita no amor e que tem um certo ódio por ele, e um cupido desastrado que tem a missão de ajudá-la, uma história que você pensa que vai ser uma comédia romântica, mas acaba sendo uma reflexão e trama que interessante com um final tão instigante e tão inesperado que deixa tudo melhor, a escrita é ótima e o enredo bem elaborado, a gente se diverte bastante com as trapalhadas do cupido e é uma drabble que vale a pena ler! Super recomendo!”
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