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bas✗ard

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, Oct 19, 2020
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Fiction
Mystery
Disappearances of women are repeated again and again like wild fire, and Kenma can't get why when he walks home from his classes, why his father is always covered in blood. "Kenma, you're late again." He says lowly, narrowing his eyes at the young man at the doorway. Before Kenma could breathe out, a punch came to his throat and he coughed out. Kenma's father, Sora Kozume doesn't help either. He wondered why he was always bullied, at school, and now at home. It seems like his father is always angry, frustrated with him. What a f*cking bastard.
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