Roses in Springston

Roses in Springston

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Tue, Sep 29, 2026
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Fiction
Romance
Friends to Lovers
First Love
Highschool
Aaron's always lived his life the way his parents wanted him to. He practically had no choice with the way his abusive father acts. He try's his best to hide his home life from a new 'friend' that turns into the love of his life. Actually a few friends. Isaac makes him feel important. Happy. And he brings along a few friends to keep Aaron afloat. After Isaac finds out about Aaron's home life though, all hell breaks loose. Isaac is willing to burn down the world for Aaron. Aaron is praying everyday that him and Isaac can be together but is also holding onto any sliver of hope that his parents will change.
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Wrong Bed

When August was ten, he moved in with his dad and half-brother. That was also the unfortunate year he met Elijah Malone-his brother's best friend and the absolute bane of his existence. For four long years, the two were locked in a never-ending war of insults, side-eyes, and occasional near-violence. But by the time high school rolled around, they struck an unspoken truce: total mutual denial. They didn't talk, didn't look at each other, and definitely didn't acknowledge the shared history of chaos. It worked. Until it didn't. One night, during one of his brother's infamous parties, Elijah stumbles into August's room... and promptly passes out. In his bed. Yeah. That's when things get complicated.

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