Forever {Kapten Kaizo}
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  • Reads 3,366
  • Votes 144
  • Parts 16
  • Time 1h 28m
Ongoing, First published Jul 23, 2021
'lin, aku nak cakap sesuatu'

'kenape kai?'

'aku suka dengan kau'



⚠️ Boboiboy hanya milik monsta 
Author hanya pinjam karakter nya.

🐋: Typo bertebaran
🐋: Random up
🐋: Bahasa campuran Malay dan indo
🐋: Cerita full imajinasi author 


Menceritakan kisah kedua kapten tapops 


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1. Kaizo: 26 August 21
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