Bem-Vinda à Mystreet
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Ongoing, First published May 20, 2026

Uma nova vida começa para a protagonista, que recebe uma casa na acolhedora Mystreet dos seus pais. Rapidamente, ela se vê envolvida nas dinâmicas do bairro, encontrando amigos como Garroth e Laurance, e sendo recebida de braços abertos por Aphmau, Aaron e a pequena Alina. Entre brincadeiras, risos e primeiras paixões, a nova vizinha descobre uma comunidade calorosa e divertida. Esta é uma história sobre recomeços, amizades inesperadas e a alegria de encontrar um lugar para chamar de lar.
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