this might not have a happy ending ; jalph
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Last published Sun, Jul 8, 2018
from the age of five, ralph gornick had been writing stories of princes and princesses, of damsels in distress, of true love, all of which had happy endings. It wasn't until ralph had met his prince that he had realized: not all stories have fairytale endings.
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in which two boys fall in love. this might not have a happy ending.
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