You Make Me Crazy
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  • Reads 1,813
  • Votes 86
  • Parts 24
  • Time 2h 25m
Ongoing, First published Mar 19, 2016
Mengisahkan tentang sekumpulan perempuan yang selalu membuatkan orang mahu menjadi gila dengan perangai mereka.Mereka susah dikawal dan suka membuli disekolahnya.Suatu hari mereka terpaksa menghadapi pelbagai dugaan apabila orang yang mereka pernah sakiti hadir untuk membalas dendam.Sekumpulan lelaki yang dinamakan BTS ialah selalu bergaduh dengan ExLeast di sekolah.Walaupun begitu mereka juga akan membantu antara sama lain mengahadapi masalah.Banyak benda yang menjadi misteri daan belum terjawab.Apakah kesudahannya..??
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