Truth Escapade (Slow Update)
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  • MGA BUMASA 63
  • Mga Boto 9
  • Mga Parte 5
  • Oras 21m
Ongoing, Unang na-publish Jun 10, 2014
Does it make sense when you keep on escaping the world of reality and keeping yourself busy enjoying the world of fantasy until reality itself came knocking on your doorstep to wake you up and put some sense to your rebelling brain that the fantasies you once believe are actually part of your reality?

Now as both reality clash, your life was stuck on the midst of great chaos.
Indeed a clash of reality and so-called fantasy.


Can another self made fantasy be the escapade to this chaotic reality?


-Allana Gabrielle von Michelakos-
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