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Coffee Break | ✓

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Reads 258,185
Votes 15,503
Parts 26
Time 16m

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❝I'm starting think it's more than a coincidence that we keep going the same seat at the same time...❞ 

❝It's better than being a loner, right?❞ 

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The lives of two people who meet in a coffee shop

[ mainly dialogue ]

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