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Secondhand Bracelet
A young boy randomly finds a bracelet, happy about this find, he starts wearing it, but he notices that it changes how his drawings look, eager to find an answer, he goes on a mission to find the owner of the bracelet and find out why this happens when wearing the bracelet.
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A young boy randomly finds a bracelet, happy about this find, he starts wearing it, but he notices that it changes how his drawings look, eager to find an answer, he goes on a mission to find the owner of the bracelet and find out why this happens when wearing the bracelet.
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Genre:Drama, Mystery
Written By:Bennett Newton
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