Meet Me Back At The Shore (BxB)

Meet Me Back At The Shore (BxB)

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"I spent sixty days and fifty-nine nights with Aidan Calloway. And he only kissed me on the last." Two years ago, Reid Moore met Aidan Calloway at summer camp far way from his home town. After two months of a very peculiar friendship and a year of contacting each other, they went separate ways. In the meantime, Reid's life fell apart. He clings to his memories of Aidan and his easy-going personality, trying to find comfort in someone who's no longer there. Until one day, he suddenly is. But is he truly the same guy from Reid's memories? Or did Aidan Calloway turn into one more illusion?
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