A Prayer For Sax Anita Nair
Cyborg Cinderella
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Eli is a cyborg whose greatest wish is to attend the Kingdom of Cyborn's annual Ball. The problem? Only the nobles of Cyborn were invited and Eli has bright pink hair that marks her as a commoner! Eli travels a long distance, searching for a rumour, that might be her only hope of fulfilling her heart's fondest desire.
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Lydbog: 25. december 2020
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