Seeking Asylum
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  • Leituras 289
  • Votos 10
  • Capítulos 3
  • Tempo 7m
Em andamento, Primeira publicação em dez 06, 2013
(Discontinued.)

[Disclaimer: I wrote this when I was thirteen. It's kinda bad. Read at your own discretion.]

After the mysterious death of Lucy Blanchard's parents, she's forced to live with her grandmother in Middle of Nowhere, USA. Only nobody under the age of 60 is allowed to live in Maple Oaks Retirement Home. At least permanently. 

Pitying her granddaughter, Granny Blanchard decides to enroll Lucy in a supposed 'excellent boarding school' free of charge. Once there does Lucy realize that her grandmother omitted one teensy, tiny little detail. Walker Institute was excellent, yes. Had a boarding house, yes. There was one thing about it that was not, though. It was not a school. 

Walker Institute was an asylum.

(Picture in the cover is not mine!)
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