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Generation Why
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charlarisey
Ongoing, First published Nov 19, 2020
20202021circleoffriendscomingofagedramafriendsfriendshipfunnyhighschoolhumorlovepandemicromancesmalltown
Pandemic hits and school is canceled.

This is serious and people are dying. 

Winnie lives in a small town that was boring at the best of times and even more so in 2020. Scared of getting sick and getting her family sick she tries to keep her bubble small. Not the hardest thing to do when you only have four friends. Follow this friend group as they navigate senior year in the middle of a pandemic. There will be laughs, tears, love, and loss.
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