A to Z and the chaos in between

A to Z and the chaos in between

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Romance
The story goes something like this: Aaron, resident dark academia broody nerd meets Zeke, first official cottagecore himbo bad boy. They become friends. They may or may not fall in love. There are lots of butterflies and more dinosaurs than one would think. Overall, you could say it's pretty chaotic. * A short story collection following two people trying to navigate live, love and the chaos in between... * Stories are complete in themselves and can be read as stand-alones. Possible trigger- and contentwarnings can be found at the begining of each story.
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