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Habbet Caramel
Maya's life changes completely after eating a piece of caramel that gives her the ability to hear the thoughts of men, and she decides that her next target will be a wealthy man who has just returned from Europe.
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Maya's life changes completely after eating a piece of caramel that gives her the ability to hear the thoughts of men, and she decides that her next target will be a wealthy man who has just returned from Europe.
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Written By:Mazen Taha
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