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⌈ Secret Post #2576 ⌋

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Uuuuuggghhh, yeah, that is super-gross.

Now, if the kid realised that it was wrong and had issues about what to do (and can't reach out for help) that could be a sad and tragic story. But acting as if there could be a happy ending? Noooooooope.

Especially since the guy was way older and a father figure. If the older brother was around the same age and was just a brother, that'd make a lot more sense.

Oh, it was absolutely blatantly obvious that endgame was the two of them getting married. It was one of the ragiest ragequits I have ever ragequit. Especially since they had a Romantic False Lead of a guy in her class who was perfectly nice and sweet and respectful and they actually hit it off and seemed to be developing feelings UNTIL SUDDENLY SURPRISE!PSEUDOINCEST.

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