The Game We Call HALLOW
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  • Parts 3
  • Time 10m
Ongoing, First published Nov 25, 2019
Mature
Serenity Meyers is average for a girl. Her grades are enough to pass. She has some good friends. Average. But what if her average life would be turned upside down by the one guy she fell for in the wrong place and time. Where her life is in danger.

Oscar Louisi is known as the school's mystery boy. Rumors said his parents kicked him out and he's forced to fend for himself. He never gets close to anybody well....until he saw Serenity in danger.

But this school year was going to be different. There's an overpopulation around the world. 75% were teens in high school. The government told nobody but this year's academic grading was one in which 111 students in each high school survived the huntings.
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