Little addictions
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Last published Tue, Aug 14, 2018
Sherlock is young and addicted. Molly feels more lost than ever. When they find each other in a rehabilitation center, how will their meeting change each other's lives?
This is a progressive story, and is no where near being finished, so if you want to live in eternal cliffhangers, here you go.
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