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if you’re into…
(and a little sentimental)
if you’re into…
the fictional man
Callum Frostthe reason the standards are ruined again.

by Lola Glass
for the reader who has a type and deserves to be lovingly exposed by it.
meet him → quiz 02♡tell me what emotional state dragged you in here and i’ll hand you a romance era.
take the mood quiz → quiz 0303seven questions, five romantic problems, and one trope currently telling on you.
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the standard
mafia man i need
stalk me, baby
obsessive & hot, ty
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