Désolé

Désolé

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Romance
Meet Amy Jong; an outgoing, bright and charming girl, finds herself stuck in a conundrum when she is partnered up with the school's resident bad boy for an English project with the topic being: What does love mean? Dan Lien, a mysterious but intriguing boy with many walls built up, wants nothing but to get a good grade. Amy, on the other hand, wants nothing but to get closer. So what happens when you mix together two socially awkward teenagers? You get lots of fun, awkward moments with small bits of heartwarming charm, and complete with plenty of misunderstandings. Follow their journey of two people whose lives were somehow intertwined by the string of fate, and a shitty English project.
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