Breejorie
Breejorie

Breejorie

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Witches and fairies have been mortal enemies since ancient times, their rivalries are known throughout all magical realms, but when Bree and Majorie escape to the real world, an adventure full of discoveries begins, to live a romance that goes beyond fairy tales.
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Prazer a todos meu nome é Willian, mas sou mais conhecido como Ikari ou Ikary, recebi esse apelido por causa do meu vicio em mangá e em cult...

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