Truth Or Dare (Being Rewritten)

Truth Or Dare (Being Rewritten)

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Andre Nile is enjoying a night of victory with his team after a good meet, with a classic bus ride back home with some questionable choices. Playing truth or dare was something everyone loved to do in theory, but the outcomes can be questionable. When Lionel Weiß (Weiss) gets a message on his Instagram from Andre, of whom he's never really spoken to before, it peaks his interest for the favor that "Andre" asked him for. And neither of them realized how hard this would be until Lionel said yes. [ best rank: #317 lgbtfiction 6/23]
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