Call Me Smee
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  • Reads 72
  • Votes 31
  • Parts 10
  • Time 1h 11m
Ongoing, First published Jun 22, 2022
2007: myspace, tumblr, low rise jeans, chuck taylors, My Chemical Romance on repeat, and T9 txting. 

Christine Smee is known for being James Hook, Neverland's bad boy extraordinarie, best friend. She's happily been his first mate, that is until she has to rescue him again from a party where he's had too many pills, and she meets the new guy, Peter Pan. Something about this boy with the twinkle in his eye, makes her wonder if Hooks been holding her back. Suddenly, she finds herself with a group of misfit friends, a best friend who is spiraling into addiction, a budding romance with Peter, and knows a secret about the most popular girl at school and her sworn nemesis, Wendy Darling. 

Smee is determined to figure out who she is without Hook, but what happens when the person you're trying to give up is your drug? And what if she's trading one drug in for another?
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