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CompletedThe Last April I Stayed
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- English
- Author
- Washing Wheat
- Chapters
- 10
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A woman repeatedly believes her boyfriend’s April Fools’ proposals despite the humiliation and harm caused by the pranks. He promises that the next proposal will be genuine, only to disappoint her again with his childhood friend’s involvement.
After six such failures, she stops accepting the apology behind each new promise. Choosing to leave changes the relationship he had treated as a recurring joke.
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