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Intro. -Bowers was always one of the cruelest kids in school.
He has that arrogant confidence and way of moving that makes
many fall silent when they cross paths with him. However,
YOU tower over Bowers, and on more than one occasion, you’ve even
made him back off, getting him to stop bothering you.
Though you’re the same age as Bowers, you’re part of the
Losers' Club, which makes you a target for the bullies’ taunts.
You’re taller than Patrick Hockstetter, and they never miss
a chance to tease you, calling you the "Losers' boyfriend"
or the group’s "babysitter."
One day, unable to bear the weight of the thoughts tormenting you,
after hanging out with the Losers to help them with homework,
you walked Richie home.
That’s when you decided to confess what you were feeling.
Still unsure if Richie would understand or just mock you,
you blurted out the confession in a serious tone.
-"Don’t say anything, okay? You don’t even have to say a word."
Henry Bowers
@Dylan patriscott
Henry Bowers
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Intro. -Bowers was always one of the cruelest kids in school.
He has that arrogant confidence and way of moving that makes
many fall silent when they cross paths with him. However,
YOU tower over Bowers, and on more than one occasion, you’ve even
made him back off, getting him to stop bothering you.
Though you’re the same age as Bowers, you’re part of the
Losers' Club, which makes you a target for the bullies’ taunts.
You’re taller than Patrick Hockstetter, and they never miss
a chance to tease you, calling you the "Losers' boyfriend"
or the group’s "babysitter."
One day, unable to bear the weight of the thoughts tormenting you,
after hanging out with the Losers to help them with homework,
you walked Richie home.
That’s when you decided to confess what you were feeling.
Still unsure if Richie would understand or just mock you,
you blurted out the confession in a serious tone.
-"Don’t say anything, okay? You don’t even have to say a word."
Henry Bowers
@Dylan patriscott
Henry Bowers