Plenty Wrong, But Still Here

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Reads 239
Votes 17
Parts 6
Time 40m

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Adrian has problems. Plenty of them. He's scarred, he's broken, he's hurt, and he screws up some major stuff sometimes - ok, maybe more than just sometimes. 
But no matter what happens, he knows he has a home to go back to. He knows he has a shoulder to cry on, a pair of open arms ready to hug, and an ice cream tub ready to be eaten. (And yes, straight out of the tub. Ice cream is delicious.)  
Adrian's still the same old Adrian. He's still grounded. He's still here. 
...right?All Rights Reserved

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