6; 170-173
Jan 24, 2016
Oh hey its the return of those scars no one talks about.jpg
Hurrah! The end of Chapter 6! I would like to hope the next chapter starts next week but I'm pretty sure it might take me a bit longer to finish than these. I'll keep you guys updated if I have to postpone.
Thanks for reading! :D
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