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Artist: Sachimo
Language: English
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(HINT: What color did Dai dye his hair to at the beginning?)[/hide]
Summary:
The thing Hara Dai hates the most is people. To him, every single person is troublesome. He was bullied so much throughout middle school that he debuted as a delinquent in high school. However, whether heâs plain or flashy, it seems the only person who isnât bothersome is the janitor.
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which app do you use to open it up? (ïœĄĆ_Ć)
Open it with unzip. I download easy unrar unzip & zip on playstore
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Thanks to update, I am anxious to next chapter
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As an avid yaoi reader for the last decade it sucks I can’t really get in there and help out you guys (I’m an awful typesetter) so I just want you to know how fantastic you guys are.
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I feel the same.
Technically it is spelt wrong, since it uses the feminine spelling.
It’s spelled the American way.
If Shelbanuadh hadn’t commented, I wouldn’t have gotten it either since…for all of us who learnt English as a second language it happens to be a sustantive, not an adjective…thus the confusion. Thanks, Shelbanuadh!
Thank you so much for the extra hint. I almost didn’t get it.
Oh!
Cheers đ you saved us!
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