South Side
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Xavier is a badass to put it short. He isn't your go to guy for school advice, he's your go to guy if you need to get rid of that person who's been bugging you lately. Known by his friends as X he likes to have a good time... south side style. He's never killed, no way, but there have been a few close calls. He calls 54 Atwood Street home along with a few other unfortunate souls who are forgotten by the world, including their parents. Being a foster kid is rough, but being with friends and allowed to freely roam the sketchy streets make it tolerable. An unexpected partner comes along changing his life for good. For better or for worse is what's in question. Can a south side kid give or be loved? The south side of Greene, New York can be fun if you're the right person. But if you're an outsider, you better get out 'cause these kids don't play nice.
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