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miniminisan
Neh, the hardest thing is that I recommend a fic. And not because I am boring and demanding, I just don't remember; D but this is impossible to forget. Quimera has an explode narrative and a climate that reminds us of horror and gothic movies. The author is doing a great job and for sure who appreciates macabre stories, surrounded by mystery and without restrictions of sex, violence and blood, will love to read this one here.
Not to confess that although not finished, FIC promises a lot and I am looking forward to the next chapters, that I hope they will come fast. So if you are in doubt whether or not you read this fic, I advise you to stop thinking and click on reading, because you will get into the amazing world of chimera, and surely you will never want to leave.
"WHO'S" and "WHOSE"
"Who's" is a contraction for "who is." "Whose" indicates possession. Ex.: Who's attending the conference? Whose jacket is this?
"ALTOGETHER" and "ALL TOGETHER"
"Altogether" means completely or in total. "All together" means everyone or everything in a group. Ex.: The project was altogether successful. We sang the song all together.
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Recommended by miniminisan
miniminisan
Neh, the hardest thing is that I recommend a fic. And not because I am boring and demanding, I just don't remember; D but this is impossible to forget. Quimera has an explode narrative and a climate that reminds us of horror and gothic movies. The author is doing a great job and for sure who appreciates macabre stories, surrounded by mystery and without restrictions of sex, violence and blood, will love to read this one here.
Not to confess that although not finished, FIC promises a lot and I am looking forward to the next chapters, that I hope they will come fast. So if you are in doubt whether or not you read this fic, I advise you to stop thinking and click on reading, because you will get into the amazing world of chimera, and surely you will never want to leave.
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"WHO'S" and "WHOSE"
"Who's" is a contraction for "who is." "Whose" indicates possession. Ex.: Who's attending the conference? Whose jacket is this?