Mark DeLancey

Mark DeLancey

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WpMetadataReadMatureComplete Tue, Jun 30, 202056m
A small town, a neglected child, a good and kind Samaritan. Even through a life of hardship, a thread of cherished memories can trail and make life worth living. **I was sixteen now and someone like Mark DeLancey interested me. His tall, solid build and broad shoulders in his bike leathers were seared into my memory. His dark hair left long, his light blue eyes, his strong jaw and straight nose, all of these impressions surfaced and I wondered at the suddenness and urgency of my feeling. Was it his physical appearance or the fact that he had been kind to me in every small occasion I had been with him?**
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It's been ten months since Jack and Mark started dating and neither of them could be happier. All junior year they managed to keep their relationship a secret, save for a few friends. All summer they had a wonderful time being together almost 24/7. But now it's the beginning of senior year and everything's going to get turned upside down. Warnings! This story has stronger language This story is also much darker then the story before. Cutting/Suicide/Depression is all mentioned. If you are happy with the ending of the last story, and you can accept not knowing all of it... I suggest not reading this darker and sadder story.

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