Swept
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  • Reads 455
  • Votes 33
  • Parts 14
  • Time 1h 39m
Ongoing, First published Jun 23, 2020
"Tell me something I don't know." ✍️ 

All his life, Oscar Borealis has been left with nothing but empty promises. His fate; interwoven with heartache, the family business, a kickass parasol, and an undying passion for Wonder; the magic of this world. 
Entering his first year of Ecstasy High School, he ends up in an unkempt community - who's ranking isn't the highest in his district. 
A secret he'll never tell a soul is how disappointment has a familiar scent to it, as it's never smelt fouler before.  .  .  .

By a slip of fate, he reconciles with Ruben, an aspiring Beacon Soldier whose intentions (to this day) remain unclear. Whose optimism will surely be the death of him - whose obliviousness PERSISTS the fact that he's a flamboyant dork -

Another heartache just waiting to happen.

Join us on this modern-fantasy reality of self-discovery and moving on, as they begin to realize their paths are more drawn together than they ever thought it'd be;

As one, becomes perpetually swept, for the other.
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