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Beyond Repair

Beyond Repair

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, Feb 18, 2019
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Alecander was a normal kid who lived a normal life. But when his parents died every thing changed. He got sadder more depressed, and each foster family got more abusive. Then one day he meets Cole and he started to change. Warning: This story contains Yoai (boyxboy), suicidal though/attempts, depression, abuse, and harsh language P.S. There is a lot of self harm in this from both point of views
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