Mason's Sun
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  • Reads 55
  • Votes 4
  • Parts 3
  • Time 12m
Ongoing, First published Sep 01, 2020
Mature
Sun ~It was because I wanted to see him,Mason Luca.. The one who has attempted to kill himself three times. 
He fascinated me, him... How he has it all and still attempts to take his life.
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Mason~"You can take anything you want... There's money in the drawer upstairs if you go up to the third floor, first door on your right.. You wouldn't miss it" 
*Even in my sick state I realize that he's dangerous, from his stance to his posture and his physique he looked dangerous.
*This is no boy, this is a man standing in front of me


What you see isn't always as it seems... Or as you've heard....
When Sun realized he had to protect Mason even from himself.. He knew he was going to give it all for him.. If only Mason understood it too.


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