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Derreon Carter has never done ordinary. Not with his hair always laid courtesy of his big brother Zayden, not with his mouth that never learned how to stay shut, not with the voice he pours into songs nobody was supposed to hear until su...
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NEW YORK CITY
╰─ ➤ Queens'
𝑶𝑹𝑫𝑰𝑵𝑨𝑹𝒀 𝑻𝑯𝑰𝑵𝑮𝑺
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━━━ ➤ "There's never gonna be an ordinary thing, As long as I'm with you"
♥DERREON CARTER ♥ was never made for ordinary. He walks like the room already belongs to him, sings like his voice was never meant to be a secret, and laughs loud enough to drown out everything underneath — the empty side of the bed his mother left behind, the silence his father wears like armor, the quiet ache of being the loudest thing in a house that never asks him how he's really doing. He wears his shine like protection, because if you're bright enough, nobody looks too closely at the dark.
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♥PETER PARKER ♥ has always been ordinary — or he thought he was, before a boy with laid edges and a sharper tongue walked into his first period class and made the whole room feel smaller. Peter carries a secret of his own, one that swings between rooftops and keeps him up most nights, but nothing prepared him for a voice he already loved online turning out to belong to someone standing right beside him. Someone impossible to look away from. Someone who makes even saving the world feel, for once, like it isn't the most extraordinary part of his day.
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━━━ ➤ " No matter what we do, there's never gonna be an ordinary thing "
Two boys. Two different kinds of survival. And somewhere between a karaoke stage, a rooftop rescue, and every ordinary morning that followed — nothing between them was ever going to stay ordinary for long.
