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The Story Of Kevin Wilson

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Kevin Wilson has a unique way in which he writes. He puts little twists and turns that change the mind of the person who is reading the story. When I read his stories, he always leaves me wondering what will happen next and in shock. For example, I didn’t expect for the boys to kiss. I still don’t fully understand how the title relates to what is written, but overall it is a good read. Kevin Wilson left me wondering what happened to their friendship. It was clear they had feelings for each other and neither of them didn’t admit to it. Also, is Wynn going to return at any point of time? Scotty was sure he would come back but was not sure this time how long it would take. The fact that he was rejected by Wynn in many ways yet a small part of
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