New Life And Memories
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  • LECTURAS 4,714
  • Votos 110
  • Partes 12
  • Hora 1h 1m
Continúa, Has publicado dic 27, 2022
You not my son anymore. Kuroko-kun you kicked out from team. Tetsuya you are not one of us anymore you are weak so Kagami Taiga will replaced you as one of us. Kuroko crying alone nobody want him anymore as his sister stole his family and friends from him. But one day they will regret that person they threw away like trash disappears from their sight when they know the real truth.

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