The Summer That Made Me

The Summer That Made Me

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Romance
Kinsley Lemoy, 17, has given up most of her life taking care of her younger brother, Bax, but one summer everything changes and Kinsley meets four neighborhood boys who take her on their many late night adventures and show her everything she's been missing. She's guarded, and they're playful, and both are looking for distractions away from their lives. Will late night laughter, turn into long term friendships? Or something more?
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✨ "Well, I think it's a shame you're not gay." Leo said eventually. Calvin turned to him. "Oh really? And why is that?" He asked, almost chuckling. "Because I really want to fucking kiss you right now." Leo said with a serious expression on his face. Calvin was going to laugh, when he realized the redhead was being genuine. ✨ ____________________________________ Leo is an introvert by heart. He doesn't like talking with strangers, or most people, for that matter. But when he is assigned a shy science project partner, Calvin, the two seem to hit it off. Friendship had always been hard for both of them- but not with each other. Except when that friendship quickly develops into something more, and one pair of parents objects extremely. That's the hard part. Both heartbroken, they eventually split their separate ways, and Leo does something he may regret forever. And may not want to ever, ever tell Calvin. Will high school, friends, and parents tear them apart?

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