ROW 36
syahirahwann
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  • Reads 796
  • Votes 89
  • Parts 5
  • Time 16m
syahirahwann
Ongoing, First published Mar 26, 2017
crimemurdermysteryteenthriller
Connor Black was someone you wouldn't realize he existed in high school. Trying to keep out of trouble and staying low until he graduate from Lions High. The adrenaline arise when he found a message at row 36 of his library from his late acquaintance, Sarah Drew before she was murdered. Will he ever be able to complete the missing pieces to find the real murderer.

((Won't update for a while ..currently @ college))


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