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Ain't Worth Nothing
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Ongoing, First published Dec 10, 2020
The lingering taste of victory is still on the newsies tongues, but in the dead of winter, and with illness spreading like wildfire, it's far more bitter than sweet. Racetrack Higgins should know better than to worry, but money's tight and Jack Kelly is stubborn.

A run in with the less than notorious Kingfisher stirs both panic and Race's want to help. His need to. He couldn't save his old family; maybe he can save his new one. But the gang leader is far more crooked than even Race could have anticipated and, despite Jack's warnings, Kingfishers offers for help spiral into something more. Something worse, that involves far more than just Race.

Race used to think that family ain't worth nothing, but now he's trapped in this mess and he isn't so sure. 

‼️Triggers‼️
-illness/death
-violence/injury mentions
-swearing 
-possible substance abuse
-abuse mentions
-flashbacks/panic attacks

‼️Kingfisher and all characters associated with him are my OCs and belong to me‼️

Started - 12/01/21
Finished -
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