Rusty and Jack have been friends for years and years. But when they unexpectedly kiss in a game at a party, they both feel something. But with their great friendship, how long will it last before they both realise it was something more?
"Tell me, what happened the night of the incident?" After an unfortunate series of events, Bluey and Mackenzie reunite and try to make up for the lost time, five years later. Dead Dove, Do Not Eat.
"It's gonna hurt, but I promise you... it's gonna be okay." Little did I know, she was right. Way more than I could imagine. All credits to Joe Brumm, Ludo Studios, Queensland Government, and the team behind Bluey.
As summer draws to a close, Rusty faces internal and external conflicts. Amidst family expectations and social tensions with friends like Jack, his prejudiced views strain relationships. The return of his father offers hope amid personal struggles, igniting a poignant journey of introspection on identity and friendshi...
it's about their friendship from grade school all the way to adulthood and end up dating
Bluey, a thirteen year old Blue Heeler is going into seventh grade with her friends. They have to deal with a lot more stress and drama compared to other years. With a new kid named Max in her foods class things start to go for a violent turn when Chloe gets involved. Also there's ongoing drama between Rusty, Indy and...
Bluey and her friends are now going onto grade nine. New teachers and new curriculums will be rolling in quickly. Relationships will improve and diminish, drama will develop and there may even be some violence. With even more stress than last year people are bound to crack all around them until catastrophes may strike...
Rusty and Jack are nearly ready to admit that they like each other but with Indy constantly pressuring Rusty it makes it tricky for him to concentrate on his own feelings. Meanwhile Bluey and Mackenzie are having a tough time themselves keeping the spark in their relationship after the group splits up. Aside from that...