Just Blue.
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  • Reads 21
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  • Parts 2
  • Time 6m
Ongoing, First published Jul 01, 2017
¿Alguna vez pensaste en lo maravilloso que era destacar ante los demás, tener algo único?
 Melody no piensa lo mismo, y lucha día a día intentando averiguar el por qué de sus diferencias con el resto de personas de su pueblo. Un pueblo oculto, aislado de la sociedad, donde una maldición afecta directamente a nuestra protagonista. Pero todo esto cambia gracias a un personaje misterioso que le dará sentido a su vida. ¿Conseguirá deshacer dicha maldición? Descubre más sobre esta historia fantática en JUST BLUE.
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