A Twinkle In The Stars

Reads 1,061
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Parts 30
Time 2h 10m

Reads 1,061
Votes 39
Parts 30
Time 2h 10m

Mature

Death. Money. Drugging people. Madame Zay? 

My life changed drastically all in the span of a couple months. And it changed even more once I was dead.All Rights Reserved

death lgbtq murder mystery

30 parts

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