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Once Upon A Time
Once upon a time, there was a child who woke up on a Wednesday. + Tuesday Greene was boring; much like Tuesdays. Well- that was what he always convinced himself anyway. He was boring because he spends every single day in a small apartment, having boring routines and cycles he did everyday. He knew how many steps it took to go to the living room, the dining room, his sister's room, and his parent's room, exactly. Until he receives a phone call that changes the 12 year old's life, forever. 》♡《 this is a story about family, friendship and forming bonds. and this also has some lgbtq+ content and the chaps are pretty short and not very detail oriented since this is like my first story ever lmao so, if thats not your cup of tea, then i suggest you dont read. stay strong. -cris
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