I'll See You Again
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MatureComplete Tue, Jun 29, 20215m
TW: suicide/assisted suicide, major character death, implied homophobia.
This is a past story for my OC. He often dreams of the lives he's lived through. This is one that's still affecting him, centuries later. Don't worry, it may not seem like it but it's a happy ending.
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