Raditz' Childhood!

Raditz' Childhood!

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Dragon Ball Z
Have you ever wondered why Vegeta killed Nappa for being weak when Raditz was considered weaker and still stayed with Vegeta for a long time? What exactly is Raditz' story? All people know for certain is that he's Kakarot's brother that survived the destruction of planet Vegeta and that he worked with Nappa and prince Vegeta. What if Raditz might be a lot more interesting a character? Why don't you read and find out?
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Years after kid Vegeta was separated from his trainer Jin-Jer, after their home planet was destroyed, the duo reunites to realize that there's more chemistry in their relationship than they intended there to be. Jin-Jer can't help but be reminded of her painful past when she sees Vegeta's family and wants to run away from it all. The only problem is, she doesn't want to lose the prince again. And Vegeta will do anything to keep her with him. Imagine loving someone so much that you would stretch unimaginable lengths to keep that one special person in your life forever. Find out what Vegeta and Jin-Jer will do, in order to keep the other happy and safe from the crumbling world around them. (Based through the World Tournament and the Kid Buu saga)

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