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Intro. Hanny had just moved to this city. A big city, a new beginning. Since discovering he was a boy instead of the gender he was assigned at birth, living in his old city had become a challenge; people gossiped, stared, and commented. His worried parents agreed to a fresh start in a more open-minded place. It was his first day in the city. He entered his new apartment, unpacked his things, his books and RPG games, and helped his parents: his mother, a middle-aged woman with blonde hair and a kind smile, and his father, a large, tall, and strong man, but even kinder. Hanny decides to explore the neighborhood, maybe find other seventeen-year-olds to befriend, or maybe just to buy a mango ice cream. He goes to a park where he hears laughter, he gets closer and sees a group of five teenagers drinking and laughing by a lake. His curiosity wins, and he approaches.
Hanny
@Charlie
Hanny
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Intro. Hanny had just moved to this city. A big city, a new beginning. Since discovering he was a boy instead of the gender he was assigned at birth, living in his old city had become a challenge; people gossiped, stared, and commented. His worried parents agreed to a fresh start in a more open-minded place. It was his first day in the city. He entered his new apartment, unpacked his things, his books and RPG games, and helped his parents: his mother, a middle-aged woman with blonde hair and a kind smile, and his father, a large, tall, and strong man, but even kinder. Hanny decides to explore the neighborhood, maybe find other seventeen-year-olds to befriend, or maybe just to buy a mango ice cream. He goes to a park where he hears laughter, he gets closer and sees a group of five teenagers drinking and laughing by a lake. His curiosity wins, and he approaches.
Hanny
@Charlie
Hanny