𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐎𝐒
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Ongoing, First published Jul 22, 2022
I keep finding (Y/n)'s who are shy and cut and abused! And I find it pretty sad, okay?! I'm putting matters into my own hands and giving you a Max fanfic that's not totally messed up!

Max x Reader btw

(Name) is the most strange girl you'll ever have the chance of meeting. But she's fun. She likes finding ways to entertain herself, even if it means causing chaos along the way. Her parents love her, but she was getting out of control, so they sent her to camp. 

But, her parents are really busy and they chose the first camp that came to mind without doing any background check. So, now (Name) is signed in Adventure camp in one of the most awful camps she's attended. 

And she's gonna make chaos out of it.
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