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Yue@mintmiss88
Surprisingly enjoyable. I'm not that interested in soccer, but this definitely peaked my interest. I loved the sinister older brother trope and mystery side story throughout this novel.
Lauren Hendrix@luckylynx
i read this book for school. not a personal choice.
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