Matching Wounds
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Ongoing, First published Jun 13
"I'm twelve years old, my name is Izach Grey, and I'm here because I have an addiction,"

"This is church, not a therapy session, you weirdo,"

"Thought I'd get it in the clear,"

"Welcome to Oxford kid,"

Izach Grey was a child prodigy, music-sports-maths-STEM. Everything came easy too him, and nobody knew how he was so chilled out all the time.

That was until he got into Oxford, where everyone he knew piled so much onto themselves, that the only thing keeping them going was good vibes and alcohol.

Will he spill his secret as to how he became a prodigy? Pressure at a young age messes with your head, he would know.

Studying STEM at Oxford was his first step towards freedom, but before that he needs to overcome his past-his addictions. 

All he does is study-party-get pissed-sleep, so when he meets Nathan, Charlie, Oscar, and Avery, will they fix him, or make him worse?
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