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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sat, Jul 1, 2023
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Romance
A studious student, Kaizen Dazino, saw the girl in the garden of their campus, Zeahbel Chavez, an extrovert who always laughed in her mistakes, in her silliness. Is he just had to always stare at her? Not doing anything? Or will he make move and pursue his light to brighten and make his life full of yellow?
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