yhwxy

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• The Seamstress's Secret Symphony — A Girl who works in her aunts old show club as a sewer with a hidden telent she didn’t know about. She herself is a secret. Good protected by her aunt who is a wich (she don’t know
• A Love Born from Grief — Years ago she met a man at the grave of one of her friends. She fell for him the moment she saw him. But it was bad timing. Falling in love after some died. Is not that nice. So ye
• The Forgotten Crown's Final Play — A girl who lost her life and is getting reincarnated in an otome game she don’t know. But she played a lot in her previous life. Now she’s a princess of some game. What she didn’t
• The Unraveling of the Chosen Crown — I was the chosen one. The one that was prepared to be queen, with power. I was chosen before my birth. They provided me with learning, and strickt rules. But something Changed when
• Bound by the Renaissance — In modern-day Florence, art historian Livia stumbles upon a cursed Renaissance painting of the infamous Duke Vincenzo, a villain known for his dark desires. When she touches it, sh
• The Girl Who Fell Between Meanings — The Girl Who Fell Between Meanings She has no grand title yet. People call her different things depending on what they need from her. She fell into this world not like a hero, bu
• The Seamstress's Secret Symphony — A Girl who works in her aunts old show club as a sewer with a hidden telent she didn’t know about. She herself is a secret. Good protected by her aunt who is a wich (she don’t know
• A Girl who works in her aunts old show club as a sewer with a hidden telent she — A Girl who works in her aunts old show club as a sewer with a hidden telent she didn’t know about. She herself is a secret. Good protected by her aunt who is a wich (she don’t know
• Echoes of Yesterday's Promise — After 6 years of no contact. Mimi lost hope he would come back to her like he promised. She left but never stopped loving him. It was like living without love. Her heart never lost