YouTuber High School (COMPLETED)

The ('sudden') end

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Well, it's been quite a while since we were back at Niji's house. Let's give a quick update, shall we?
I moved on from YouTube to going to college, I'm studying (favourite subject) for a (desired degree). I'm doing alright and so are the alters, they are behaving very well and don't cause me any trouble.
Mark also left the school but is continuing his online career. He is deeply in love with his girlfriend, Amy, and has a dog named Chica. He is doing very well and his alters don't bother me anymore besides the occasional Glitch visiting Smile.
Dark learned his lesson.
Pewds, aka Felix, got married to Marzia and they are happily living together in Brighton. I honestly wish them the best in life and whatever they do.
Jack is living with his girlfriend, Gab, and their cat, BB, in Brighton as well. They are doing alright but Jack has been having health issues. I hope he gets better, mentally and physically, and they have a happy life together as well.
I have no clue on Cry, I never checked up on him after I dropped the school.
Ken is doing great, has two children with Mary, his wife, and another one on the way. He's actually moving to Australia so I hope the family gets there safely.
Who else am I missing?
Oh, the YouTuber High... Yeah, after the allegations, a lot of people were being pulled out or just straight up left. The funding was eventually run dry and it was forced to shut down. Now the campus is just a ghost town. No more drama has happened in the group, we occasionally talk to each other but we are all busy with our own stuff.
I'm glad we all moved on from what happened, it would be to complicated to bring back up. I'm going to therapy, I don't know about the others, but it's helping me out slowly, if that makes sense. Life has gotten a little better and everyone is doing their own thing.
Everything is okay.

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A note from author:
Hey, darlings. I know this is such a boring end but I knew that giving it a 'half-assed' ending is better than leaving it with none at all. If I didn't end it, I would never come back to it later.
I wrote this in 7th/8th grade, I graduated almost 2 years ago. I honestly forgot about it along with my other published books. But it was my second book, the one I was so excited to work on but never got around to.
No sudden twist, no cliffhanger, no sequel. A soft epilogue for you, the person who read this mess. Thank you for giving it a chance and I wish you good health.
Go on you next adventure, darlings.