ZBS#9: Blue grasshopper's Lesson Learned (COMPLETED)

ZBS#9: Blue grasshopper's Lesson Learned (COMPLETED)

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MatureComplete Thu, Sep 15, 2016

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Romance

Tagsbaby betrayal blue bri drama

Paalala: May mga eksenang hindi pwede sa mga bata, read responsibly. Teaser: What goes around comes around... Monica's biggest mistake happened four years ago when she accidentally spilled a very revered secret that can't be divulged. She kept it for herself and would keep it until she die but again, what goes around comes around because four years later, she again broke another sorority rule-give yourself to 'THE ONE'. And she is pretty sure, Xancho Francis Sebastian is not her the one. And again, she will keep this one another secret to hide but until when? When in fact her biggest mistake is following her around pushing her to commit another mistake that she can't handle. When will she ever learn her lessons? Will she allow him to break her, break her heart, break her soul, break her bond to her sisters or even break the family she tried to protect all these years? a/n: Finally, it's completed. Cover made by: Eira Cruz

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