Bastards
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Three years ago, Juno's first girlfriend Luna passed away tragically from internal conflicts and took her own life after being outed. Juno was left devastated and blamed himself. Four months after Luna's death, Juno's mother tragically passed. Jun didn't want to live with his abusive father anymore, especially after he had his rights taken and was humiliated, nothing could be said about twin brother Jesse, who was somehow immune to this. Juno and Jesse are on bad terms by the end of everything. Juno leaves his hometown and lives in the city, working as a librarian and living in a cozy apartment.
Luna suddenly comes back from the dead after Juno has a nasty breakup with his ex-girlfriend Tiffany, for her eccentric behavior which ran for seven months. Juno is in a state of shock after finding Luna in his house, she's made herself comfortable, but how did she find him or learn about his new life?
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- Part 1 of Bastards
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I was comfortable, just lying around and acting like I owned his bed. I could hear the light sounds of the carpet getting pressed in by footsteps, squeaking softly with every step, only to stop when the bed creaked. It shifted forward, towards the door that I heard shut moments prior, and then there was the soft rustle of fabric. Suddenly, the covers were pulled off of me in a flash, and as he knelt over me, I could feel him looking down at me.
"Juno," I said quietly to him with a little smile. He might not really be able to see me, but he does. "Heeeeey there Stallion~"
"Carter," he said to me. "What are you doing in my bed?"
"I got cold..."
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- Part 2 of Bastards
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Sparrow lifted her gaze toward the muddy sky. The hues above blended into a rich mixture of deep brown with subtle red undertones, reminiscent of cinnamon, or even chocolate. Despite its odd color and the humidity, there was a comforting quality to it. Floating lanterns adorned the sky, accompanied by a warm breeze carrying scents of ash and freshly laid cement.
Leaning against the railing fence of the bridge, she fixed her gaze on the serene stream below and the cobblestone bridge. Inhaling the last drag of her cigarette, she heard a woman’s voice, followed up by the sound of the package being slammed on the railing beside her, "Get your shit together, Alabaster; we’ve got work.”
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- Part 3 of Bastards