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  • LECTURAS 4,041
  • Votos 57
  • Partes 9
  • Hora 59m
Continúa, Has publicado nov 20, 2021
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⚠️ I DO NOT SHIP REAL LIFE PEOPLE ⚠️

 •' Just some oneshots for the grumbo lovers out there! I'm just using this to cure my boredom or maybe something else.. •'

⚠️ The Things I Won't Write ⚠️:
Smut.

❤️ The Things I WILL Do ❤️:
 • Fluff, Angst, Lime, Gore, Requests, Etc.
 • I'll won't allow anyone of the personas to swear since, it fits the character, and you remember the time when Jack swore to Grian right 😃🔪. We don't want that 😃, But I there will be a chance that they will so stay tuned 😏.
 • There's LGBTQ here 🏳️‍🌈, so homophobic people can leave right now if you want to :3

That's all for now! hope you read well!
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