Hager's Boarding School for Troubled Youth

Hager's Boarding School for Troubled Youth

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Highest ranking- #5 in education Xenia Cook is one of thirty-five students given the chance to attend one of the most prestigious High Schools in the world. Seven kids are placed in each room, separated based on the entrance test they took upon admittance to the school. The schools cover was to make the bad kids "better" and then reintroduce them into society as "a whole new kid". Xenia was different than the others chosen to attend, she didn't have a reason to be sent there, or didn't remember. When her fellow students found themselves in need of her help, she disappeared. As the students were sent into a panic, they discovered the other, more important reason they were sent there, and needed to find a way to help their comrad.
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