My Private Hell
My Private Hell

My Private Hell

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They had nothing in common. They differed in opinions, in personality. One was the "good boy" and the other the "black sheep". They were opposites in appearance. They didn't share the same last name, let alone the same blood. But what little they resembled was enough for them to find themselves caught up in conflicts filled with sarcastic smiles, blood and gunpowder.
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