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That Summer We Fell (taglish story)

That Summer We Fell (taglish story)

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Fiction
Romance
All it took was one summer. One summer of sun and shines and moon and lights for Isla and Zane to fall in love. Deeply. Unconditionally. Irrevocably.
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