The Mafia and The Boy
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Ongoing, First published Jul 16, 2017
Mature
A boy (17) who was kidnapped because of his brother was a mafia and he betrayed his gang and was used to lure him in. The mafia boss was involved with this because the boy's brother was an important asset. But what he didn't know that the boy was dashing. The gay boss took interest in the boy, but what if the boy was something else?


WARNING!!!

THIS STORY WILL BE UPDATED SLOWLY AND THERE WILL BE A LOT OF GRAMMAR MISTAKES(since English is not my first language)

ANY HATEFUL(HOMOPHOBIC) COMMENT WILL NOT BE TOLERATED!!!
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