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Lawrence "Larry" King had a rough childhood. His biological family wasn't great so he and his brother ended being adopted by another family. His adopted family wasn't that great either, especially towards Larry, it might've been because Larry came out as gay at 10 yrs old. Because of the abuse happening in his adopted home, he was placed in a group shelter for abused and neglected children. He was transferred to E.O. Green Junior HS in the 7th grade where he met fellow student, Brandon McInerney. Larry began having a little crush on Brandon, even though Brandon was straight. Larry started being flirtatious towards Brandon, which made him very angry and when Larry took it a little too far, Brandon had had enough and decided to take matters into his own hands.
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