friends with benefits - philidosia
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Philip and Theodosia. Not friends, not rivals, their fathers have a long, complicated, past that they would rather not get into, so they stay out of each other's lives. They know of one other, being highly relevant, in drastically, different ways, but just don't cross paths often.
That is until one highschool party.
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