MIONG: And the Sublime Paralytic
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Laufend, Zuerst veröffentlicht Apr. 02, 2019
Miong: And the Sublime Paralytic

Miko Angelo Artajo, also known as Miong, was just a simple law student when he paralyzed a dirt poor high school senior through a car accident. Miong made an agreement with the kid to avoid staining his record, and it led him to take care of the paralyzed kid in his lavish condo unit.

Charlie Apollo Javier, also known as Appy, suddenly woke up to the reality that he will never feel his legs again. He's an honor student with sass and ideals that even the smartest professors recognize.

He will never walk again, though.

But what events led 
a stingy wheel-chaired guy 
and a laid-back humble rich kid,
 to become one in reaching the country's most ambitious dream?

[This story is written in English]
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