Pretending (bxb)

Pretending (bxb)

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After Quinn Hale, a 16- year- old boy from Queens, gets removed from his fathers care, he's put into his mothers, who he hasn't seen in 10 years. Trying to figure out how to live this new life is not easy, especially considering he's never been able to forgive her for leaving him with his dead beat father. It gets even harder than he thought after discovering she has a whole new family. A 10 year old girl who's actually his fully biological sister, and a tall and handsome fiancée, who he tries to avoid as much as possible. ... Keyword: tries...
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