Age Doesn't Matter
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  • Reads 26
  • Votes 3
  • Parts 7
Ongoing, First published Jul 06, 2020
Raeden Austin Berkshire in his 17 years of age is a tall, fair-skinned, and handsome introvert who is very observant and likes to watch and judge people from afar. He thinks that with one gaze at a person he'll know exactly what kind of attitude or personality that person has. And most of the time, he is right.

In his fourth year of high school, Raeden was sitting silently in his classroom, not until the new transferee from abroad came and completely changed his life. He tried to guess what kind of a person Yoshikazu Kimiko is. She has a very out-going and cheerful attitude that sometimes feels like she's sucking my energy away, he even said. As the days go by, he realized that knowing her personality wasn't enough and wanted to explore and know more about her and was very curious about her sudden existence in his life.

But, we all know that curiosity killed the cat...
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