Kiss Kiss Kiss

Kiss Kiss Kiss

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Sofia Kim - average person from England moves to Korea to her Dad, who happens to be one of the most richest businessmen in Seoul and the owner of MAMA Academy. When Sofia Kim is placed in the most elite class in the entire school, her life starts to get interesting. Especially when there's 12 extremely good looking boys in that class who want nothing more than mischief. Kiss Kiss Kiss - Sofia, greeted by massive amounts of wealth, pushed into the elite class, many accidental kisses, many messy feelings and a whole load of shocking past. <~> Please Read ~ ❤️
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What great love story doesn't start with two people that absolutely hate each other? Meet Oh Sehun. Quiet, composed, and mostly just keeps to himself - your definition of a typical high school nerd. He comes from a financially well-endowed family, to say the least. Always the top achiever in class, he keeps interactions with others to a bare minimum, if not at all, and is completely oblivous to the fact that many girls lust after him. Now meet Kim Jongin. Your typical high school playboy. He is well aware of the long line of people waiting to get a turn with him and wears that fact with pride. He is usually seen with a group of loud and rowdy boys who walk around like they own the place. He is known to have slept with pretty much all the girls in school. Two very stereotypical-sounding people in a very stereotypical school setting. Or so you would think.

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