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When Travis left Nockfell after a heated argument, Sal thought he would never hear from him again. Years later, he found him where he expected him least - backstage at the concert of his favorite rock band.
Some people move on, some people get revenge, and some people crash out.
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The blue haired man was so deep in thought he didn’t hear the door to the cafe swing open, or the little tinkling of the bell above it, he didn’t feel the gust of wind swish around him and neither did he hear the footsteps clicking against the wooden floor, but he certainly heard the awkward cough and the deep, stammered “Hey.. excuse me-”.
Or alternatively, Sal and Travis bump into each other for the first time since high school and decide to put their past behind them. What will happen between them now that they are older, more mature and more confident?
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Pete Thelman and Mike "Vampir" Makowski work at rivaling fast food restaurants and cross their paths during a late shift in June. However, they are determined to not let their respective groups find out about this budding relationship. Their separate fast food worker delirium will soon become one, but they still are paid minimum wage whilst navigating near adulthood as former enemies.
(Based on my own experiences as a 17 year old goth wage slave who is going into their senior year)
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Después de encontrar su ventana abierta misteriosamente en medio de la noche, Mike llama con desesperación a su novio Pete al darse cuenta que se ha convertido en un vampiro. Tendrán que trabajar juntos para poder adaptarse a su nueva no vida y curar su vampirismo, o fallar en el intento…
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09 Mar 2026
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Tweek is married, owns a house, has a good job, but still can't fall asleep. Instead he stays awake counting the ceiling cracks. It's during this activity he notices his sketchy neighbor moving in and disrupting his peace, he also notices something more sinister about him.
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Sorry for the cheesy summary