The Game We Play | Jorua
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One day, Jo casually admitted to his friends that he had feelings for Harua. From that moment on, they never let him live it down. Every time Jo and Harua crossed paths, the teasing followed-grins, nudges, and playful remarks that made it impossible to ignore.
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