Kafeteria dan Catatan
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Ongoing, First published Jun 01, 2026

Cerita ini membuka ke SMP tahun untuk Sarah Adams, saat ia menavigasi persahabatan dan mengantisipasi masa depan. Pasal - pasal awal ini mengikuti interaksi Sarahés dengan teman - teman seperti Zack Pearson, Ellie, dan Rose, dan memperkenalkan dinamika yang gigih dengan Lucas, yang tanpa henti mengejar perhatiannya. Di tengah - tengah permainan dan rutinitas kelas, ketegangan meningkat seraya Sara mendapati dirinya terjebak di antara kemajuan yang tidak diinginkan dan teman - teman yang protektif. Narasinya mengikuti konflik awal. Percakapan paksa di kantin dan ketidaksepakatan atas rencana setelah sekolah. Dinamika sosial yang kompleks dan semakin perlu untuk diyakinkan..
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