The Summer We Grew Up {#Shawrocketfundcontest}

The Summer We Grew Up {#Shawrocketfundcontest}

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It's been 5 years. Five long years ever since the Brooklyn Kids went by their own separate ways, away from their small Canadian town of Winterton. They were called so because of their great escapade to Brooklyn when they were merely 16 years old. After five years of learning and working their backs off, they were back to their quaint little town To rectify the wrongs To wrong the rights that just don't seem "right" To fight for their friendship To gain completion as individuals To feel alright after years of feeling all wrong Because all these years, even after splitting up for the wrong reason, they had decided to reunite to with the right intention. Because they never wanted to be split up, never wanted to be separate in the first place. All these years they lived monotonous and uninteresting lives, which was tiring for them especially when they grew up having an adventure nearly every day. Sometimes it takes years to grow up and feel alright. Sometimes it just takes one summer night with the people whom you've missed dearly for ages, for you to grow up and feel satisfied and happy.
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