Mission Impossible: Break Lucas Perfectivo's Heart

Mission Impossible: Break Lucas Perfectivo's Heart

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Fiction
Romance
Lucas Perfectivo is a famous and handsome guy, of course, he's the President of the Student Council. Everyone admire him, except the only girl whose name Kennedy Ferrer. Well, each prominent people have a ranters, basher, haters, etc. They build an organization to break Lucas heart, and they choose Kennedy to taken the part. The question is, Can Kennedy succeed on this Mission Impossible?
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