The Baker & The Poet

The Baker & The Poet

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Romance
Casper is a local baker boy in a town. He has never focused on relationships or the concept of love in general until he checked his mailbox where piles of love letters fell to the ground. The letters never stopped so he decides to find out who has sent all of these poems.
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