God Save the Outcasts
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MatureComplete Fri, Dec 29, 20173h 25m
Peter is the new kid at a school full of jerks. Wade Wilson is an outcast, deemed a freak because of his reclusive nature and dark past. Peter makes it his mission to find out if what they say about the man is true and he learns more than he could have imagined, about both Wade and himself.
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