Deception

Deception

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Note: Updated weekly!!! (Cover unfinished right now) Beckett, or Beck, as his friends and family sometimes called him, had always known something was wrong. What it was, he wasn't exactly sure of, but there was always something that felt off. He could never shake the feeling, and it followed him wherever he went. Perhaps it was due to the fact that he was different from other people. Beckett's foot was different from any other. For as long as he could remember, his left foot had been branded, strange marks seared into his skin. Nobody ever spoke of it, and Beckett figured something might happen if he were to talk about it, so he kept it low-key and hidden from anybody. What Beckett didn't know, however, was that somebody had already found out. He was in great danger, and his life was about to be flipped upside down.
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