PROPINQUITY | mlm - axolotl

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He rose his paper high in the sky, watching the light bounce off of it. And he cracked a smile,  wiped a tear away with his thumb.
    
    "Here's to senior year," He announced. "The best, and the worse year of my life."
    ~
    This year is supposed to be perfect. At least, to the extent of Elliot Sullivan's knowledge, though, not exactly something you can rely on. Even so, he's checked off every statistic, and he's confident in a good year. With his friends, nothing could go wrong.
    
    But, nothing ever goes the way you want it. All of his progress crashes down to the ground, and he's back where he started.
    
    Could he build himself back up? Apologize to the people he's hurt? Could he ever get back to who he used to be?
    
    
    Michael Hayes knew pain, ever since he was little. He'd danced with it, taught it how to ride a bike, and let it ride off into the sunset. But when he hits the age mark of twelve, he was struck by an arrow that only Cupid could have thrown. And that . . . was a whole entire new level. Though, there's one glaring issue he can't ignore.
    
    It's not a girl. And for that reason, he struggles with the fact.
    
    Would Michael ever be able to come to terms with himself? Would he be willing to accept himself and his past?
    
    Would he be able to handle the weight of his own love?All Rights Reserved

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He rose his paper high in the sky, watching the light bounce off of it. And he cracked a smile,  wiped a tear away with his thumb.
    
    "Here's to senior year," He announced. "The best, and the worse year of my life."
    ~
    This year is supposed to be perfect. At least, to the extent of Elliot Sullivan's knowledge, though, not exactly something you can rely on. Even so, he's checked off every statistic, and he's confident in a good year. With his friends, nothing could go wrong.
    
    But, nothing ever goes the way you want it. All of his progress crashes down to the ground, and he's back where he started.
    
    Could he build himself back up? Apologize to the people he's hurt? Could he ever get back to who he used to be?
    
    
    Michael Hayes knew pain, ever since he was little. He'd danced with it, taught it how to ride a bike, and let it ride off into the sunset. But when he hits the age mark of twelve, he was struck by an arrow that only Cupid could have thrown. And that . . . was a whole entire new level. Though, there's one glaring issue he can't ignore.
    
    It's not a girl. And for that reason, he struggles with the fact.
    
    Would Michael ever be able to come to terms with himself? Would he be willing to accept himself and his past?
    
    Would he be able to handle the weight of his own love?

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