The Willow Tree

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Parts 7
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Reads 301
Votes 16
Parts 7
Time 22m

The Willow Tree, a tree owned by six kids who loved it, it was their own playground. But what happens after all six of the children are captured, well at least that's what everyone thinks... 
The children, now are all grown adults living their normal lives in England. Each one living somewhere different, but all in the same country. Not knowing this of course they try to forget what happened. But the memories of their capturing still haunts them. 
Will the six of them be reunited? Will they figure out the secrets? 
But most importantly... Will they save their beloved Willow?
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