Back to Earth (One Direction fan fiction)

Back to Earth (One Direction fan fiction)

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Wed, Nov 12, 2014
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Kat is back on Earth with Liam and Sophia and Josh and the random people who were chosen to play in the games that was out of their world. She is back and she will have to settle in the normal world and live on like nothing happened in the past three years. She has missed out a lot and maybe at times she wishes that changes did not happen but who ever asks what she wishes for. Cover: StarLightStars
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