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Genesis' summer

Genesis' summer

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Genesis' previous summers have been nothing but bland and boring. But that's soon to change when the Benson boys move in next door. With two little ones, Julius and Cassius who are full of adorableness and cuteness are nothing but are daredevils. Or Walter who's willing to protect Genesis and even befriend her, the boy who looked like an angel with his notorious mopey hair of blondness that girls like Sage gush over. And let's not forget grumpy Augustus, who smells like chlorine and sea because he's always doing endless laps in his pool just keep girls swooning over him. But then there's Ethan, arrogant, cocky, rude Ethan. Who secretly adores Genesis but makes sure to show the opposite. The Ethan who breaks hearts especially girls like Genesis. But will he soon realize there more to the girl next door? 🌻🌻🌻 start date: june 7 12:31 a.m
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two boys. two houses. two hearts. Seventeen-year-old 𝗠𝗶𝗹𝗲𝘀 has a long stretch of boring, lonely summer ahead of him. So when a new boy his age moves in next door, he sees an opportunity -- for what, he doesn't quite know yet. Meanwhile, 𝗝𝗮𝘀𝗽𝗲𝗿 just wants to move on from his haunting past and get a fresh start in his new home. He doesn't expect his new, annoyingly attractive neighbour to get in the way of that. Funny how time has a way of changing even the stubbornest of hearts. And, in the same way, has an awful way of breaking them. [mature for themes of self-harm and domestic violence]

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