Prove It (boyxboy)
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Last published Sun, Aug 9, 2020
High school is a trivial time in a teenager's life. Bullying, puberty, and pressure to succeed are just some of the problems that a modern teen faces. Meet Axel and Lucas, two polar-opposite boys whose paths' cross one day and it changes their lives forever.
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