Forbidden, Yet Allowed (Griyego #1)
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Complete Fri, Jun 18, 202111h 50m
He never thought that the person he always adores and looks up to would make him feel betrayed and hurt. But little did he know that everything that he saw, heard and felt were all false. That the one thing that he thought was forbidden, yet he never knew he was still allowed to do so.
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