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The Voices
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Ongoing, First published Jul 02, 2014
A girl who just turned 16, lives the rich life with her family. Everything is fine and normal, until a small voice in her head spoke. " Stay still. You are about to die, but if you listen, you can live." Would she listen to the strange voice? Did she get schizophrenia, or is it real?
She finds a lot of dark secrets, enemies and a little romance.
The voices help her see the dark truth, and the real enemies.
The voices can maybe help, but it is also their fault.
Trouble is drawn to her, as if she was a magnet.
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