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hyunnie
Triplex is my favorite story in the world. Serious. The situation in which the protagonist trio finds themselves is very unusual, and ends up leaving you in a position where you simply cannot choose which couple to root for. Not to mention that the author has the gift of creating a chapter that is funnier and more entertaining than the other. You laugh out of breath at the characters' crazy antics! Even for those who don't like straight fics - despite the hint of yuri that also exists - I highly recommend Triplex.
"CITE," "SITE," and "SIGHT"
"Cite" means to quote or reference. "Site" refers to a location. "Sight" relates to seeing or a view. Ex.: Remember to cite your sources. The archaeological site is fascinating. The sunset is a breathtaking sight.
"EMINENT" and "IMMINENT"
"Eminent" means distinguished or prominent. "Imminent" means about to happen or impending. Ex.: She is an eminent scientist. The storm is imminent, so we should stay indoors.
Recommended by hyunnie
hyunnie
Triplex is my favorite story in the world. Serious. The situation in which the protagonist trio finds themselves is very unusual, and ends up leaving you in a position where you simply cannot choose which couple to root for. Not to mention that the author has the gift of creating a chapter that is funnier and more entertaining than the other. You laugh out of breath at the characters' crazy antics! Even for those who don't like straight fics - despite the hint of yuri that also exists - I highly recommend Triplex.
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hyunnie
Triplex is my favorite story in the world. Serious. The situation in which the protagonist trio finds themselves is very unusual, and ends up leaving you in a position where you simply cannot choose which couple to root for. Not to mention that the author has the gift of creating a chapter that is funnier and more entertaining than the other. You laugh out of breath at the characters' crazy antics! Even for those who don't like straight fics - despite the hint of yuri that also exists - I highly recommend Triplex.
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"CITE," "SITE," and "SIGHT"
"Cite" means to quote or reference. "Site" refers to a location. "Sight" relates to seeing or a view. Ex.: Remember to cite your sources. The archaeological site is fascinating. The sunset is a breathtaking sight.