That One Boy

That One Boy

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Tue, Aug 21, 2018
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Fiction
Romance
Jewl Kellington had the perfect life. He had a nice girlfriend, good friends, no one picked on him, he had good grades the whole good nine yards. It was perfect until it happened. His family and him were moving to Arizona or "The Oven." They were moving for two reasons; 1. His mom got a better job and 2. They had a few family that lived closer to there. He didn't like moving because he was leaving his childhood memories behind in Pennsylvania. Jewl seems to hate everything about Arizona until he meets his neighbor. That is when his life gets flipped upside down.
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