Cavities on a Stick
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  • Reads 2,411
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  • Parts 9
  • Time 1h 25m
Ongoing, First published Nov 25, 2017
Ella would do anything to seem lucid, to run away from the past, to know when she hallucinates, to do anything so she won't be called Nut-Ella. 

Up the street, Justin likes to break rules just as much as he likes Ella. Just as much as those around him hate his mother, just as much as he trusts his friend Taylor.

And Taylor?
Taylor believes Knowledge is power.
Whether it's knowing languages, skills or your family secrets.
And one of these days, he'll use that power



"Boys and candy are the same." 
"What?"
"Addictive but cavities on a stick." She said.
"I'm the stick."
"Your the tooth, idiot."
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