Aftertaste
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MatureOngoing20m
Last published Wed, Jul 8, 2020
Have you ever wondered, how would it feel like, if you could just forget your past life and start over? Have no trace of your past self and build a whole new persona? Change anything you wish?
Allison Blake is given the chance to go to a university, far away from her little hometown, and have a fresh start. While trying to leave her past life behind, she runs into new problems in the current time.
See for yourself, how the girl tries to deal with the changes and find a way in life.
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