Pixelshark college au !!
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  • Reads 1,764
  • Votes 77
  • Parts 14
  • Time 53m
Ongoing, First published Nov 12, 2024
2 new parts
My pixelshark au! 
Cover by @fishouuu on Pinterest!!
Ever since he moved away abruptly, Mualani has thought about her childhood friend, Kinich, for years. And now, she's entering college through her own hard work, as well as forgetting all about him. 
Kinich has probably been in love with one girl for years, even after moving away. And now that he's back, he's here to set the record straight and try his best to get the girl. 
Note: I am a newer author, so if there are any inconsistencies or issues with my writing, just bear with me!!
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