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Safe Words

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It's time to go home. I'll see you again. When Winter finally succeeds in shifting to Hogwarts, she's blown away by how real it seems. Everything is exactly how she imagined it. Until a boy appears on the shore of the Black Lake. She soon realizes no one but her can see him, and the strangest thing is, she never scripted him into the story. The boy came here on a mission, and it's one that will destroy reality itself. Time is running out, and Winter must plunge deeper than ever before into the tangled web of Hogwarts in order to save the people she loves. Because if it's all a dream, it's a nightmare. And she can't remember the safe words.
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