Ayden Finds Happiness
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mystyk_omahtan
Ongoing, First published Feb 27, 2019
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Ayden loses his mother to being sick. He has to move in with his aunts. They happen to be lesbians. He is asked all kinds of questions about his aunts. Some are nice, others, not so much. He learns to stand up for himself and his aunts. In this book, Ayden explains what he goes through living with gay aunts and how he feels about it.
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