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Last published Wed, Feb 22, 2023
Carter is a 14 year old trans and gay boy. he goes through struggles with abusive parents who not only abuse him but also sexually assault him and make him feel shit. his boyfriend, Jack, is the only thing keeping him alive.
Carter tells no one about his parents, not even Jack. he hides the bruises as well as he can. untill on the friday evening jack finds out..
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