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Zeze and Zuzu the clowns

by creeperfeverdreams

  • Short Story
  • Fantasy · Supernatural
All about my two clowns, Zeze and Zuzu.
Statistics
  • 19 Works
  • 14,960 Words
  • 75 min Reading time
  • 40 Reviews
  • Oct 8, 2022 Started
  • May 2, 2026 Last updated

Table of Contents

19 entries
  1. 1 Zeze the clown’s origin story Oct 8 22 min readFantasy · Other2 comments
  2. 2 Zuzu the clown’s origin story Nov 13 11 min readFantasy · Supernatural2 comments
  3. 3 The freedom of the ghosts Sep 22 15 min readFantasy · Supernatural3 comments
  4. 4 May 12th, 1962: The deaths of Hadrien and Drystan Dec 27 4 min readFantasy · Supernatural2 comments
  5. 5 Halloween of 1973 Jan 30 2 min readHorror · Supernatural3 comments
  6. 6 They met their end in 1978 Mar 22 3 min readFantasy · Supernatural2 comments
  7. 7 Exploring the clown house in 1984 May 22 3 min readFantasy · Supernatural2 comments
  8. 8 When Andrea and Alessia met Jul 11 1 min readFantasy · Supernatural4 comments
  9. 9 Swimming in the pool Aug 18 2 min readFantasy · Supernatural2 comments
  10. 10 Andrea’s poem Nov 8 2 min readFantasy · Supernatural2 comments
  11. 11 Carter’s poem Jan 30 2 min readFantasy · Supernatural3 comments
  12. 12 Asking Andrea out Apr 23 3 min readFantasy · Supernatural5 comments
  13. 13 Someone wants to take Andrea to the dance? Jun 14 3 min readFantasy · Supernatural3 comments
  14. 14 Asking Erik out Jul 15 2 min readFantasy · Teen Fiction5 comments
  15. 15 Andrea and Carter at the dance Aug 18 2 min readRomantic · Teen Fiction3 comments
  16. 16 You…you don’t like me? Nov 8 2 min readOther · Teen Fiction3 comments
  17. 17 The wedding of Andrea and Carter Jan 16 1 min readFantasy · Supernatural4 comments
  18. 18 Leaving Maven Hills Mar 24 1 min readOther · Supernatural3 comments
  19. 19 Alessia’s fate May 2 2 min readFantasy · Supernatural2 comments


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