Shadows of summer
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  • Reads 521
  • Votes 2
  • Parts 17
  • Time 1h 38m
Ongoing, First published Jun 03, 2012
When summer break finally came for Justin he wished that for once he could spend it some place fun and awesome, but like always he dreams were crushed. He was going to spend his summer in the same place his famliy always spends it....in a cabin, in the middle of the forest, with a lake next to it. Justin wished he could just run away from it all, but most of all... his stupid family. When he gets to the miserable place where he'll be spending his summer vaction, little does he know that something fishy is about to happen. Soon his life will change forever when he discovers what hides in the shadows of this place.
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