Ken Devon
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  • Parts 2
  • Time 7m
Ongoing, First published Feb 23, 2016
I lived happily ever after.
 OF COURSE NOT!
 Mr.crashlander crash landed to my peaceful unnoticed ignored self crashing everything.
I'm Ken. A sixteen years old boy with a past which I won't be revealing. Then came the mummy's pet and daddy's boy who is a Prince named Prince, from a portal. (He says. Not that I believe) yeah right I just freaking open my fridge and step through to go to Antarctica. Normal lives ain't we? That dude got serious issues of understanding words. Speacially sarcasm and you say living with an old granny's hard. Yeah right. 
   I ignored (lets just say) the prince (without a tiara) until things messed up really bad. Big time bad. The daddy came along. And my peaceful life and the unknown past came to an end. Great. Now I have to go around throwing freaking peanut buttersandwitches at unknown ladies (just hope they are ladies) with freaky teeth to save the earth. How heriotic! 
                           Welcome to my life! (now I know the sugar prince is not very sugary )
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