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Feb 28, 2017
And that's it for chapter 2!
IMPORTANT
G&G is going on a (hopefully short) hiatus.
Look forward to profiles of the characters soon!
I'll be working on the layouts for chapter 3 as well as preparing the printed book of chapter 1+2!! It'll be available in german only for now, but if you're interested in getting a copy even if you're not from Germany, please let me know in the comments so I can find out if international shipping should be on my check-list.
Stay well and healthy, dear readers ♥
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could you imagine Molle talking to the headmaster? "So, my roommate almost strangled me, I think."
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