The Other Side

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16 year old, Danny, is the outcast. The one who everyone calls names, beats up at school. He's not athletic, and not even close to a thought of religion. Where he is, that's what you need to have to get even a few friends. 

His home life isn't great either. His dad passed last year, leaving him with a stepdad who's worse than Cinderella's stepmother, and his mom who's barely home. 

But what is he supposed to do when he falls for the guy at school who changes his views on everything, when everyone is against him?

Based off the song Steven by Jake Miller. 

**TRIGGER WARNING** includes (or will include) self harm, and suicidal thoughts.

NOT FINISHED at allAll Rights Reserved

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