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Once upon a time in a land far away Neverland existed. You may have heard of Hook and Pan but did you know they also were parents. Well you are about to find out how. Pan had his first child one year before Hook had his first child. As children they had no idea of the duel between their parents. As they got older things got a lot more tense. Steph and Hook Jr loved hanging out together. Their parents always fought each other and hated one another. Steph and Hook Jr snuck out every day to meet each other at Skull Rock. They also go hang out at Mermaid Lagoon.

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