Left On The Streets
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AMAZINGbt21LIFE
Ongoing, First published Apr 09, 2020
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Picco an abandoned puppy finds a friendly  5-year-old friend Yua Sato in the middle of Osaka, Japan. Yua belongs to a very wealthy family but her stepmother, Ahyma Takata is against Picco or Yua living in the mansion. Reo Sato [Yua's dad] had no choice but to leave Yua. How is a puppy and a 5-year-old going to live in the streets of Osaka?
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