Awakened (Trace Me)
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Last published Sun, Nov 15, 2020
In a world where everybody is supposed to have supernatural powers, a seventeen year old April has got none. However, she's not the only one with this little problem, that is why a school has been separately made for people like them, who have problems with their powers.
She does not only awaken her powers in this school, but she awakens something else, too. Something she never knew was going to come, but it did.
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