The lost boy

The lost boy

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, Apr 18, 2016
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Dylan was a normal teenage boy, dealing with everyday problems. He got bullied for his size and his stuttering problems but that didn't stop him from keeping his grades up. He was always a happy boy even when his parents passed away at age ten. He is now seventeen and lives with his aunt in their house which is also a bakery. He died his hair blue and it was the first day of his junior year and of course he had p.e Today's game was football, shirts against the shirtless. Poor Dylan was very scrawny but he didn't care, that he was always a shirtless. Everything was fine until the one boy he truly didn't want to see came to p.e and was a shirt, which meant he would most definitely get beat up. He sighed as he saw the new boy and other students get picked their teams. The whistle blew and without a doubt, Dylan was knocked right into the new boy on purpose by the well known jock of the school, drew, or Dylan's bully. It all started when the new boy came to the rescue and they started to spend more time with each other... Will he make friends with the new mysterious boy? Or will he betray him...
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