Make Your Choice (A Danisnotonfire Fanfic)

Make Your Choice (A Danisnotonfire Fanfic)

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Marcie Jones and Dan Howell have been dating for a while, and is everyone's OTP. They are insanely close and its impossible to separate them, but one thing does. Dan gets a part in a movie, which means that he will have to move to California for almost a year, and he knows that his relationship with Marcie won't last. What's more important, his girlfriend, or a movie?
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I've read a bunch of phan, so why not write one? Dan Howell's life couldn't be any better at the moment. He has met the most beautiful, charming, kind girl he could ever imagine, and she loves him back. Everything is perfect... but not for Phil. Phil Lester has always been in love with Dan since the first moment he first met him, but now Phil's heart is crushed. He has some suspicions of Dan's girlfriend, but Dan just brushes it off, ignoring Phil completely. Unfortunately, Phil's bad feelings may be true... Sexual content, self harm, language, and domestic abuse warning. Also, I'm American, so if I get anything wrong, please tell me. ••• Update: This is very old (not really that old) writing! It's cringy as hell, and I apologize in advance. I have fixed a few errors, so if it seems slightly different than it was before, that's why.

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