Shunny Vs. Life
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- Chapitres 1
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Dernière publication sam., oct. 14, 2017
Shunny is a college student living with their friend, Alicia, in a dorm room. These are stories chronicling Shunny's life. And how they're bad at everything.
(Sorry if I'm not representing how college life is. I'm just gonna use the stereotypical stuff I've heard. This isn't a perfectly edited thing or whatever, so don't expect New York Times level stuff. I have no idea when I'll upload or whatever. Whenever I have time I guess. Boiii!!!)
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