Perseus Garroway: A Short Story

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Perseus 'Percy' Anasel 'Garroway' was homeless didn't have anyone Anymore after his Dad was murdered along with his brother who were both killed in combat while fighting Valentine. The only person He thought about was his fathers old friend Luke who was a werewolf cause of Valentine. Now follow Percy as he is pulled back into the shadowhunter world with his Best friend and falls in love with another confused Shadowhunter who doesn't know how to show his feelings...

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Sadly I don't own any of the shadowhunters but I do own Asher And his plot Story... Also please keep in mind this my first Ever boyxboy fan fiction I hope you guys like it as much as I enjoy writing it.

Love you loads,

Iridian

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