Where do I belong? Adstin

Where do I belong? Adstin

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15-year-old Adam MacArthur doesn't nowhere he belongs, not in his school Madison High, his home, or even the universe. He feels like a freak or an outcast getting bullied by the same people daily at school. He doesn't know where he belongs or where he stands in his own little world and outside of his world. He wants to find out where he belongs or fits in. But, what happens when Adam meets a transfer student in his high school? Will Adam and the transfer student try to figure out where Adam belongs, or will he and the transfer student find something even better? ~~~~~ Started: 8/9/2022 Ended: ~~~~~ Trigger warnings: Verbal abuse, Physical abuse, Nightmares, Therapy sessions, Bullying, Homophobia, Homophobic slurs, School Problems
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