Months later I'm not living in Brooklyn, NY, almost the other side of the world from where I used to live in Shintosukwawa, Hokkaido, Japan where that horrible orphanage was. I strolled down a busy street, listening to the local news station on my ear buds.
"Fifteen individuals kidnapped are rumored to be in a murderous killing game, all over the age of sixteen these.." a news reporter said dramatically, emphasizing on murderous. Walking into an alley I scoffed at the idea of a murderous killing game.
"I mean who would do that?" I nagged, shrugging it off before feeling a sharp pain in my stomach. Looking down I saw a knife stabbed through me.
"Great," I remarked sarcastically before I passed out (Please help me, I keep sleeping).
Waking up I felt a ton of weight on my shoulders, no seriously. There was a thick metal collar around my neck, which was squishing my shoulders. Looking around at my surroundings it seemed like I was in a labyrinth looking around at my surroundings, the moss green walls covered in green vines. Small writings were outlined in gold. It was creepy but pretty. Walking through the display I ran into a stranger. I stared at the stranger, a girl whose face looked overwhelmed with panic and fear.
"Please don't hurt me! I didn't mean to hurt her!" The girl begged on her knees.
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Fate: A Pair of Twins
Random"Fate is a seesaw, one person rises, one falls. You never know what side you're on." This first book of fate is about two teenage orphan twins who love each other dearly (platonic) and wish to stay together, unfortunately they get separated by fat...
