A Small Town Gays Guide To Falling
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Last published Sat, Aug 17, 2019
Things that are hard? Being Gay, Being a Teenager. Things that Totally Suck? Being a Gay Autistic Teenager in a Small Town.
Eden hasn't decided what college he wants to go to yet, or even if he wants to go; but he does know that meeting Ambrose would change his life forever.
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