Absolutely Clowned
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MatureOngoing8m
Last published Sat, Jul 27, 2019
An innocent game of truth or dare leads Frank to believe that Gerard is upset at him and he will do anything to make it up to his friend. However, Gerard isn't actually mad and is just using Franks's obliviousness for his own personal pleasure.
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