Demonia
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Fantasy
Keisha Miller is a simple South African-American sixteen year old, living a simple, normal life. Until Draemon Vrode comes around and she finds out that she's not entirely human after all, neither is Draemon....or her nanny. She's the queen of Demonia who due to some situation found herself in the human world. And did I tell you that Drae was sent to kill her? But things change and they fall in love and now Draemon has to protect Keisha as far away as possible from his girlfriend, Priscilline. But how would he do that when Keisha wants to stay the hell away from him as possible and anything that has got to do with Demonia..
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