Cut from the Same Cloth
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Last published Mon, May 11, 2026
Everyone in Oceanside knew the Cody's were nothing but a dark cloud over the beach town. They were loud, troubled, and brought chaos everywhere they went.
But one brother stood out from the rest of them. The oldest, Pope Cody. He was quiet, cold, and terribly unstable. Everyone stayed out of Pope's path wherever he went, fear running through their veins, every hair on their bodies standing up at the sight of him.
Though there was one person who never ran,
in fact, she was cut from the same cloth.
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