04 | 194-196//
Nov 05, 2019
That sums up chapter 4! Thank you for reading, liking and commenting! Special thanks for my awesome patrons over at Patreon who make it possible to outsource a lot so that the comic gets done quicker :)
G&G will go on a short hiatus and come back around christmas with a brand new chapter 5!
If you can't wait, you can check out my Patreon for new pages and read ahead: https://www.patreon.com/lisabrenner
Until then! ♥
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im kinda stuck on robert's flirt game right now. it takes a talented/special person to pull off flirting with 2 people in the span of what seems like 10 seconds/mid conversation
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