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Tokyo Babylon, Vol. 5

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When Subaru befriends a little boy dying of kidney failure, he learns how brutal his fellow humans can be. There are very few things a mother won't do to save her child, even if it means taking the life of another.

Audience
adult
Length
short · 163 pages

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