An Inconvenience

An Inconvenience

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Imagine a house. Picture a family. Picture them in this house, living. Picture the man and wife growing old, the son growing up. The fights, the laughter, the tears. The life. That is not what happened here, in the house you pictured. Once, there was a man. A man who was driven to one goal. People laughed at it. It was no laughing matter, not to him. But it all changed when he met Sam. And his life got turned around. <><>WARNING<><> This book does contain graphic and Mature context.
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