Jim Armstrong and the Goblet's Curse
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  • Partes 38
  • Hora 5h 31m
  • LECTURAS 814
  • Votos 156
  • Partes 38
  • Hora 5h 31m
Concluida, Has publicado nov 22, 2015
There's no such thing as normal. 
I know that better than anyone.
For the first 11 years of my life, I enjoyed living in blissful ignorance of my true identity, and was able to do things that any "normal" person would do. 
Now? I can't walk down the street without having something go horribly wrong. 
And all of that trouble is due to my absent mother, my knack for finding myself in problematic situations, and a tattoo on my wrist. 
Ever wanted to be a super warrior fighter? 
Well, I assure you, it's a lot more trouble than it seems.
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