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Mason is a stoic junior in high school living life in a static filled way. His life has transpired into the results of a series of events that have occurred in his life. As he goes through the last few years of high school he mingles with a group called the "Serpents." A group at his high school that slither throughout the school, despite their name, being quite caring yet troubled people. Read to see how Mason's stoic character unravels into the character he was when he was just a little scared boy.
TW: Mentions of abuse, sexual abuse, and heavy and mature topicsAll Rights Reserved

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