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Hereke still looked a bit embarrassed.
"You don't have to be uncomfortable now, you can still tell me everything, even if I go to the temple." Raen smiled. "And? Who is your secret love now? ”
Hereke grinned broadly. He was a little embarrassed.
“But you have to promise me that you will keep it to yourself! Except you, nobody knows, ”he swore to Raen.
“Promise!”
But Hereke still said nothing.
“Don't make it so exciting now, or don't
you trust me?” “Yes, of course I trust you. I just thought ... because it's your foster sister ... "
" What? Suneka? ”Raen exclaimed in surprise and sat up.
"Pssst, not so loud!" Hereke was embarrassed, his face turned bright red.
“Is it really Suneka?”
“Yes! She is simply stunning, her smile, her eyes! ”Hereke looked dreamily into the distance.
"But that's not possible!" Raen said suddenly indi
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