Shirayuki Mae's Tale

Shirayuki Mae's Tale

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Thu, Jul 28, 2016
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A depressed girl always being bullyed is saved one day by a boy in her class that she didnt know existed until now. He becomes her super hero, but how long will this dream last for her? Summer break is on the verge of happening and the bullies know where to find her to make up for lost time. Can Mae's super hero save her before it's to late? keep in mind that this is a japanese school themed story. And its one that i worte back in highschool.
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