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Ghost (Second Edition)
  • LECTURAS 996
  • Votos 104
  • Partes 29
  • Hora 3h 26m
  • LECTURAS 996
  • Votos 104
  • Partes 29
  • Hora 3h 26m
Concluida, Has publicado sep 23, 2024
Contenido adulto
Ghost follows the emotionally charged journey of Luis Lin, a bullied and severely depressed teen trapped in an abusive home. Feeling invisible to the world, Luis believes he's not meant to exist-until Nathan, a popular and kind classmate, steps in. As their connection deepens into a powerful love story, Luis learns that he is worth saving, but breaking free from his dark past won't be easy. Ghost is a story about survival, love, and the strength to rise above trauma.
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