3| Heir to the Trap

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Reads 518
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Parts 3
Time <5 mins

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Manson "Prince" Stevenson is the heir to his step-father's trap house. Problem is, he's white. 

Nobody believes that he can run the biggest, trap house in North America. His own step-father doesn't either. What they don't know is Manson has been training for this his whole life, ever since he got the title as "Prince".





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