Juniper Valley Summer

Juniper Valley Summer

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Romance
Felix knows there are four seasons, he's seen them all, it's not like he lives in California, it's only ever summer there. He lives in Millard, Vermont. He hates it there, he hates summers there. Summer is Juniper Valley is better than any other season anywhere else. That's just how it is. Juniper Valley is just better. At least, that's what he thought when he was little. Juniper Valley causes problems. Now, it seems that it doesn't matter where he goes. Juniper Valley or any other place. Trouble follows him. Problems follow him. That might be because he's a walking problem himself. It's not like he could tell the trouble or the problems to go away. It's just that he used to have a place to escape. Juniper Valley. But he's not so sure Juniper Valley is that place anymore.
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