Kitchen Sink
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Last published Sun, Nov 27, 2016
"Skits, you don't just ignore me, understand?" Tyler didn't say a word. Part of him was too scared to move his lips, but another part of him wanted to see Dale get pissed.
Tyler's never been considered "normal" and Dale wanted to make sure everyone knew it, but the new boy might have come at just the right time.
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