Detrás del traje [SasuNaru]
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  • Reads 1,573
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  • Parts 1
  • Time 27m
Complete, First published Aug 21, 2017
Cuando Deidara le hizo vestirse como oso, al principio pensó que era una tontería, sin embargo, gracias a eso conoció a Naruto. 

[Este fic participa en el reto literario del grupo Shh...SasuNaru NaruSasu]}


❖ Naruto ni sus personajes me pertenecen, todo es de Masashi Kishimoto.

❖ La idea tampoco es mía, sino basada en dos imagenes.
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