Making Magic in the Descendants Series
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From the French aristocracy, supporting the liberal right-wing party and fluent in the Gypsy language, Manush, Louis de Gouyon Matignon is a walking contradiction. At 21, he dreams of promoting the culture of the Manush people, evangelizing the world and being accepted into a law masters. From the fairground to the senate, Manush camps to his beautiful apartment in the 16th arrondissement of Paris, Louis is afraid of nothing... except maybe of falling in love, which for him would be a first.
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From the French aristocracy, supporting the liberal right-wing party and fluent in the Gypsy language, Manush, Louis de Gouyon Matignon is a walking contradiction. At 21, he dreams of promoting the culture of the Manush people, evangelizing the world and being accepted into a law masters. From the fairground to the senate, Manush camps to his beautiful apartment in the 16th arrondissement of Paris, Louis is afraid of nothing... except maybe of falling in love, which for him would be a first.
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