Don't Cry, Sumairu

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Parts 34

Reads 966
Votes 107
Parts 34

'I always dedicate my novels to the biggest thing that has happened in my life. "Ikaw". Grant me a wish, and don't cry, Sumairu.'
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    Grant Asuncion is a twenty-one-year-old creative writing major who's passionate about becoming a known writer someday. His life takes an unexpected turn when a mysterious businessman offers him a scholarship under one condition: he must befriend his daughter, Sumairu Fabellar and never make her cry.
    
    Sumairu Fabellar is a Tinkerbell look-alike with a bald head. She loves playing online games. But there's more to her than meets the eye, she carries a painful past that has made her strong but lonely.
    
    For Grant, getting to know Sumairu proves to be a thrilling challenge. With little experience with women: he must learn how to deal with her or risk losing everything he's worked for.
    
    Grant thinks Sumairu is a missing letter, a difficult word to describe, an unpredictable sentence, but an interesting story to tell. 
    
    Will he unravel the mystery of Sumairu, or will she change his life in ways he never imagined?All Rights Reserved

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'I always dedicate my novels to the biggest thing that has happened in my life. "Ikaw". Grant me a wish, and don't cry, Sumairu.'
    --
    
    Grant Asuncion is a twenty-one-year-old creative writing major who's passionate about becoming a known writer someday. His life takes an unexpected turn when a mysterious businessman offers him a scholarship under one condition: he must befriend his daughter, Sumairu Fabellar and never make her cry.
    
    Sumairu Fabellar is a Tinkerbell look-alike with a bald head. She loves playing online games. But there's more to her than meets the eye, she carries a painful past that has made her strong but lonely.
    
    For Grant, getting to know Sumairu proves to be a thrilling challenge. With little experience with women: he must learn how to deal with her or risk losing everything he's worked for.
    
    Grant thinks Sumairu is a missing letter, a difficult word to describe, an unpredictable sentence, but an interesting story to tell. 
    
    Will he unravel the mystery of Sumairu, or will she change his life in ways he never imagined?

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