Rènee
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  • Time 3h 40m
  • Reads 813
  • Votes 215
  • Parts 43
  • Time 3h 40m
Ongoing, First published Jun 18, 2020
Nova Tamara,a new student to the elite Nigeria school,unaware affections brought her here,just a mere lover of the school logo or so she thought.
Being in the appointed almighty class,all she wanted was to live life to the fullest. Unknown to her she was going to dig up the buried and make wolves bleed for their sins or maybe fall into the same pot of honey,nevertheless she is here and isn't going ghost on anyone.


RELIVE THE PASTS, FRIENDSHIPS, MYSTERY, LOVE,BELIEFS, BETRAYALS,TRUTH,CLASSROOM SECRET,PREGNANT MIRRORS AND A SECRET DIARY.



A MUST READ FOR EVERYONE,BASED ON TRUE LIFE ACTS...

.....♡
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