7-Seven

7-Seven

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Last published Sun, Jul 23, 2017

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Bagi Gama, tidak ada hal yang lebih menyeramkan daripada Sekar, agresif dan terlalu cerewet. Gama selalu beranggapan bahwa tak ada hal yang lebih penting dibandingkan nilai yang sempurna untuk mengejar beasiswa, ia siap merelakan apa saja, masa remajanya, teman-temannya, dan juga cinta. Namun, 7 detik di hari itu mengubah salah satu persepsinya, ia bahkan tak sadar bahwa diam-diam hatinya sudah lama jatuh, bahkan Gama tak sadar bahwa selama ini ia telah menempatkan dirinya sebagai perisai gadis agresif itu, Sekarnya.

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