The Lion Cubs
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  • Parts 5
  • Time 35m
  • Reads 158
  • Votes 7
  • Parts 5
  • Time 35m
Ongoing, First published Jul 06, 2015
Adolescents are very much like lion cubs. They run around and have fun, trying to roar like their elders even though no-one fears them. They are young, carefree, ignorant and arrogant. 

Our story focuses on a group of youngsters who live in Lyon, France. They live with the flow of the days, following their instincts and their beating of their young hearts all while having fun at every turn, waiting for maturity to come harm them.

However, at night, when the Grand Lyon sleeps, the lion cubs play. They go out, they drink... And fall in love. 
Illicit, violent or rather calm and serene; tender and erotic, requited or unrequited, may their hearts be filled with love or broken in distraught, the lion cubs remain proud and brave.

The city is a jungle and the young lions shall rule over it forever. 

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This is a direct translation of my french novel 'Les Lionceaux'! This is my first time doing a translation so I promise I'll do my best! ♥
'The Lion Cubs' is a slice-of-life novel about friendship which tries its best to dip its feeT into realism.

!! Despite the fact that the 'lion/lion cub' metaphor is used quite commonly please keep in mind that this is NOT a furry fiction!!

Have a nice read!~ ♥
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