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I'm Kassandra (Inducers Series #2)
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Ongoing, First published Oct 01, 2021
Mature
Always been everyone's mistake, or more so, everyone mistook Kassandra for someone... until the right mistake came, or was it?


Kassandra Mikaela grew up with the belief that because she was a woman, she deemed to be submissive to men and be obedient. That's why the moment she woke up in some dude's bed, she knew, she had to run. Only to face the same guy the very moment she returns...
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