tales of killing lights

tales of killing lights

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Apollo had always been a strange boy. * When he loved someone, he gave this person his whole heart, his body, his soul, everything. But sometimes people didn't want those precious gifts. In return, they crushed him. And he slowly became what could make people suffocate. * Once upon a time a kind ray of light or a glimpse of sunshine could commit murder.
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Apollo Quinn is entering the summer before his senior year with one promise to himself; He needs to truly live. After 17 years of being miserably bored, he planned on finally finding himself. Maybe getting a girlfriend, maybe going to a party. No matter what he did, it needed to be big: Something utterly life changing. The only issue? Nicolas Young. While 5 years ago, Apollo and Nicolas had been best friends, these days, they never spoke. Nicolas lived across the country and Apollo was a bit too stubborn to reach out. When Apollo's mom let him know that Nicolas would have to fly from Vermont to California and spend the entire summer in their house, Apollo knew he was doomed. What he didn't account for was how utterly life changing their new friendship would become. 🌊🌊🌊 90,880 words Some content may be upsetting to certain readers! Be sure to read the warnings at beginnings of more triggering chapters.

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