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Pedri is sent to Hell on a simple mission: observe, report, and absolutely do not get involved.
Hell, however, is run by seven immortal disasters who argue about pizza, auction budgets, demon cats, and whose turn it is to deal with paperwork.
Somewhere between writing reports and questioning every stereotype Heaven ever taught him, Pedri realizes the most terrifying thing about Hell isn't the demons.
It's that he's starting to like them. And more terrifyingly, one of them more than the others. -
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A crash course in how to fall in love with your best friend.
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Ferran y Pedri han pasado toda su vida persiguiendo el mismo sueño, pero cuando el partido más importante de sus vidas llega a su fin, una lesión amenaza con cambiar la forma en la que recuerdan ese día.
Porque incluso cuando todo el mundo mira la copa, hay personas que solo buscan asegurarse de que alguien más esté bien.
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CHAPTER 3: UPDATED
Every day, Pedri González sends a daily class report to the parents’ group chat.
And every day, five minutes later, Ferran Torres appears in his private messages.At first, Ferran only asks about Mateo: whether he ate enough, slept well, cried quietly, or was one of the children who “needed help focusing.” Pedri thinks Ferran is just an anxious widowed father who asks too many questions and arrives five minutes late far too often.
But then five minutes become ten. Questions about Mateo become questions about Ferran. Pickup time becomes something Pedri starts expecting.
And somewhere between half-eaten lunches, missed naps, late apologies, and a little boy who waits too calmly in an empty classroom, Pedri begins to learn the things never written in the daily report.
[Dedicated to my one and only online friend from Indonesia who loves JudeGavi and Fedri—Sylvestre 🥰]
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The one where Ferran and Pedri are in love, and Lamine Yamal covers for them until they realize they were made for each other.
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Five times Yamal covered Fedri’s relationship, one time he didn't have to.