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A Flor Maldita
Carmen had always been deeply in love with Silene, and in an attempt to show her affection, she gifted her a beautiful flower she had found on a grave in the cemetery. The gesture ended up condemning her beloved's soul, and Carmen was consumed by guilt and despair as she witnessed Silene's tragic fate. Determined to fix things, Carmen decides to descend into the underworld to rescue the love of her life.
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Carmen had always been deeply in love with Silene, and in an attempt to show her affection, she gifted her a beautiful flower she had found on a grave in the cemetery. The gesture ended up condemning her beloved's soul, and Carmen was consumed by guilt and despair as she witnessed Silene's tragic fate. Determined to fix things, Carmen decides to descend into the underworld to rescue the love of her life.
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Genre:Horror, Romance
Written By:Nirvana Avelar
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