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| Ranked #1 in Kpopgroups, Kpopidols, Suga, MinYoongi, Korean, Nursing, btsarmy, and Popgroup categories |Rae Clark, a home health nurse, is assigned to care for Min Yoongi, a brooding K-pop idol recovering from a debilitating shoulder injury.While Rae effortlessly adheres to her NDA agreement, navigating Min Yoongi's enigmatic persona might prove to be a bit more difficult. . .From a published author under her ghostwriter name, this is a perfect, realistic FanFic romance that will leave you falling more and more in love with Min Yoongi than ever before.

Rose, a shy and disabled human from the Bane Territories, has moved to Ardel to decide whether or not to reveal herself to her mate. But, she soon realises such a decision could cost the kingdom more than she can bear. Committed to living what's left of her life in the shadows, Rose decides to do the honourable thing and stay silent. But, fate seems to conspire against her...

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"Is she mine?" Freen asked with shaky hands watching the little kid playing on the playground. Her hair cascade on her shoulders, her eyes were brown, Freen's brown ones and her prominent nose is as of Becky's. Becky glared at Freen, her anger raging out of her chest. " She is mine alone Freen! You were never her mother!"PS: Freen is a hermaphrodite in here, hermaphroditism is a case wherein a woman develope a male genitals along her development.

Dallas hates his brother's best friend, Grayson Scott. He's annoying, rude and always makes fun of him for no reason.But everything changes when they share a drunken kiss...(BoyxBoy)

In 2027, Godzilla and Kong unite to team up again to save the planet from the evil Skar King and Chiros, and free Shimo from a second Ice Age.

Travels into Several Remote Nations of the World. In Four Parts. By Lemuel Gulliver, First a Surgeon, and then a Captain of Several Ships, better known simply as Gulliver's Travels (1726, amended 1735), is a novel by Anglo-Irish writer and clergyman Jonathan Swift, that is both a satire on human nature and a parody of the "travellers' tales" literary sub-genre.