Free Four
No romance or no physical intimacy at all.
Closed door. No anatomical or crude language.
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Veronica Roth, autrice della saga bestseller Divergent, ci racconta una delle scene più intense del primo volume della serie - quella in cui Tris deve fare da bersaglio durante la lezione del lancio dei coltelli - ma questa volta il capitolo è narrato dal punto di vista di Quattro. Un'occasione imperdibile per entrare nella mente del tenebroso protagonista di Divergent e scoprire i suoi pensieri, i suoi segreti e i suoi veri sentimenti per Tris.
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