I Didn't Mean to Break

I Didn't Mean to Break

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Crankiplier angst slowburn - Ethan has depression and some of the things Mark says to him/about him hurt a lot more than he lets on. Mark has to figure out how to open Ethan up so he can help his friend and Ethan has to come clean about how he feels. - I don't know if it'll have a happy ending but I'm gonna try to make it happy at least
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You love your best friend, he doesn't love you back. He has met a girl, a pretty little thing, he's in love with her. He's your only friend, but he has new friends. They're toxic and no good for you, either of you. They treat you like sh*t, and when you get treated like sh*t often enough, you start to believe it's what you deserve. And before you know it, you're drowning. You're drowning in deep, cold water. William and Aydan have been inseparable for ten years, due to an arrangement William's wealthy dad made to make sure his asocial son has at least one friend. During those years William has secretly fallen in love with Aydan. Once Aydan starts going out with a girl named Claudia, William wants to keep his friend close even if it hurts. Soon things start to change between them and Aydan's first love has more dangerous consequences than anyone could have guessed. CW: violence, depression 2020 (original), 2021 (edited)

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