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Let Down

Let Down

Let Down

  • Author: First Published: 2018-02-13
  • Genres: Others Reads: 11683
  • Words: 289122 Status: Ongoing
  • Score: 4.5 (4)

Nothing stays the same, everything and everyone changes. Sometimes it's for the best, most times it's for the worst. You don't ever get over anything, you just adjust. Adjust to the harsh reality. You get let down.

Nothing stays the same, everything and everyone changes. Sometimes it's for the best, most times it's for the worst. You don't ever get over anything, you just adjust. Adjust to the harsh reality. You get let down.

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Recent:  Chapter 58    2018-05-27 14:59

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2018/12/6 2:25:16

Dear Author. I really loved this book please try and update and finish it. thank you

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2018/9/29 19:23:37

May 27 was the last update. And edits isnt good ☹️

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2018/7/19 20:36:25

sounds interesting... please share what the book is about... just a little bit...

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