Chat Room with Y/n!!
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  • Reads 61
  • Votes 6
  • Parts 5
  • Time 12m
Ongoing, First published May 08, 2020
@MissChillPill made a group chat revolving non-sense and happiness. She accidentally added you into the group. Now, you can be updated with all the new things they have discovered.

You go into a journey with them, slowly learning more about them every day you have a normal conversation with them. The chats are usually filled with non-sense, sex jokes, and more. Taking place at 2-3 in the morning. In the end of the day, you're just happy that you became friends with them...

Hopefully you could meet them in real life...

Hopefully...

Halo, your fellow writer, sailor weeb in the quiet jungle here. Yes, this story has a plot and if you can, please listen to IDK you yet  while reading.

Yes, I'm the one who made the book and you may enjoy it. Everyone is free to do anything freely. No rules and just stay happy.

Start Date: May 8, 2020
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