In your years of therapy, you'd always been told that routine was good for anxiety. It reduced unpredictability, provided structure, and kept things regulated. Yet the strict routine you found at Hope's Peak did nothing but stoke your already overactive thoughts. You didn't find any comfort in the daily structure of waking up, fearing for your life, then investigating the inevitable deaths of your classmates. Somehow, you couldn't imagine this was what your counselor had in mind.All Rights Reserved
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