MBFZ
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Meet Lady Dianne San Juan - a snobish girl who doesn't befriend just anyone. She is sarcastic, gloomy, irritated all the damn time and can be a complete psycho bitch. Then there's Ricardo David Calapre - a hyper idiot who's friendly to anyone (even with Lady Dianne). He is imaginative, overly idiotic, idiotically happy all the damn time and can be a complete brainless idiot. Need to tell more? They are the polar opposite of each other. But for some unknown reason. They still become the bestest of friend. Unrequited Love? Na ah. Nada. It's a Mutual BestFriendzone. #1 platonic - 7/29/18 #1 notaromance - 7/29/18 #1 friendshipgoals - 7/29/18 #3 mutual - 7/29/18
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