Teenagers | Frerard
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Last published Sun, Oct 2, 2016
Frank and Gerard were just toddlers and already were best friends but as they grow they run into more problems. What happens as they grow together.
This book has really slow updates and Im sorry but I get stuck writing things by age cause I dont remember what I did or what normal kids do when there like 9.
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