Trail and error (a Laxon story)

Trail and error (a Laxon story)

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{This story is a fanfiction of the story me and the bad boy by @rae_thereader and is a collaboration with @Disarray_Writes} Jaxon stood there glaring at the boy who stood in front of him Jaxon could only glare at the boy with so much hatred that if looks could kill the poor boy would be dead as hell "Jaxon wai-" Jaxon cut the boy off before he could get out the sentence "Save it" Jaxon stormed off his hatred slowly fading with each step he took all he could feel was emptiness of soon he broke out of his trance when he heard a car horn blaring hard into his ears. [find out more in trails and edits]
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