Camp Lakebottom Mature (AU)

Camp Lakebottom Mature (AU)

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Summer is here. And it's the perfect time to stay home and play video games or hang out with friends, right? Well, no. At least not for McGee. His parents have enrolled him in Camp Sunnysmiles, along with his twin sister, Susie, and his friend Jordan Buttsquat. How great... Or at least it would have been great if he hadn't ended up on another bus that would've taken him to another camp. Follow Mcgee and his friends in this horrifying and comedic story! This is an alternative universe (AU) from the original show‼️‼️ So, the characters aren't mine
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