Never Enough - Finn Shelby Peaky Blinders
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Finn Shelby, the youngest member of the Shelby family, despite everyone being in the Peaky Blinders, why has Finn at 15 years old. Still always feels like an outcast by his family's like they never really care about him. That he never feels good enough to live up to the name or the standards that Tommy had set for him!
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