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The Unexpected
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Ongoing, First published May 18, 2019
Mature
This is a true story na nangyari sa pekeng mundo na ang iilan saatin o karamihan sa atin hindi alam at natutuklasan ang mundong ito.

Paano kung mapunta ka sa isang mundong peke ang lahat? kung saan imagination mo lang ang lahat? at nainlab sa hindi naman dapat? 

Lalaban at kakapit ka ba?kung alam mong umpisa pa lang peke na ang lahat?susugal ka ba?alang alang sa mahal mo?
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