The Lost Sibling
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  • Parts 7
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  • Reads 74
  • Votes 14
  • Parts 7
  • Time 39m
Complete, First published Mar 22, 2024
Ko Seoho and Ko Seungho adalah adik beradik tapi diorang terpisah sejak diorang kecik and parents diorang bercerai...Seoho ikut mak and Seungho ikut ayah...tapi terjadi sebuah kejadian dimana 2 beradik ni bertemu buat pertama kali sebagai idol and group diorang promote at the same time...tapi akan terjadi sebuah dimana parents diorang excident and passed away...adakah Seoho akan tegur Seungho or Seungho akan tegur Seoho ?

ok disini Seungho saya akan guna as Mujin...maklum la tak biasa panggil Mujin as Seungho...tpi dalam story ni saya akan guna dua² nama tu 

anyway ni first time saya buat story pasal ONEUS Seoho ngn KINGDOM Mujin sebagai adik beradik
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