Two Years of Hell {An SAO Fanfic}

Two Years of Hell {An SAO Fanfic}

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Sword Art Online
Mika Ryoko Suzuki, or 'Ryoko' as she liked to go by, was a fifteen year old girl. she lived in Japan with her older brother/guardian Shiro Suzuki after her parents died. She was a bit of a book worm and a writer but the one thing she truly loved the most were video games. She had gotten so excited when she found out about Sword Art Online and also when she was picked to be one of the 1.000 people to be a beta tester. After that SAO was all she could think of. She had even managed to help buy the NerveGear and stuff for her best friend Tora, knowing she couldn't buy it for herself. She even waited in line to get her the game. But she had never expected that a game that she thought would be fun to play with her best friend. Would turn into a living hell. (Characters from Sword Art Online will appear at times in the story but it mainly focuses on my OC Ryoko) (I do not own Sword Art Online. All rights go to the rightful owners. I only own the OCs)
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