Curiosity Guardada
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Ongoing, First published May 23, 2026

A narrativa traça as conexões que se desdobram entre Rose, uma bibliotecária, e Theodore, um homem que desperta atração e intenso escrutínio. Enquanto Theodore navega sentimentos incertos e uma reputação complicada, a dinâmica social muda ao seu redor, alimentada por flertes e jogadas de poder sutis. Enquanto isso, Skylar lida com conflitos familiares e tensão financeira enquanto se prepara para uma visita tensa com seu pai distante. Em meio a essas tensões, conexões inesperadas começam a se formar, insinuando novas possibilidades - e talvez, novas irmãs..
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