Te voi aștepta (Suho X Kai)
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  • Reads 213
  • Votes 52
  • Parts 18
  • Time 1h 1m
Ongoing, First published Jun 03, 2018
Voi fi în stare să te aștept? Te căutam mereu, dar disperarea m-a făcut să mă opresc. Nu știu cît timp a trecut sau dacă mai exiști! Mereu doream să-mi cer scuze. Îmi pare rău că nu te-am iertat. Îmi lipsești mult, dar am să uit, am să te uit Min Jae! Ha, în ziua în care în sfîrșit am decis să uit. Ironic ai apărut în fața mea.
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