The Waiting Game

The Waiting Game

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It has been over a year since Joshua Phillips chose The Orion Project and murdered his own father. Amidst ruling as new leader and keeping the balance between all organizations in the prestigious Lagos State University, Joshua finds himself in the middle of a new war. Over a year since former president of the student union was found dead; strangled and left with a mysterious note, the killer strikes again and this time, taking the life of Joshua's third in command. The Orion boss suddenly finds himself in the middle of a dangerous puzzle, one that forces him to work the extra mile to solve. Enters Ninah Adam, the new transfer student in his class who seems to know more than she lets on. The two of them team up to work to catch the murderer. But all odds are against Joshua and his name isn't the only thing about to be dragged into the mud, if the killer can help it - his very dead body.
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When reclusive mystery novelist Noah Archer witnesses the aftermath of a brutal murder in the city's backstreets, he's pulled into a killing spree that feels eerily familiar. Each victim is murdered in the style of a notorious serial killer from history, and each scene carries the same chilling signature: a typed note reading "Proper endings." Teaming up - reluctantly - with sharp-tongued, rule-breaking Detective Lena Ortiz, Noah begins to unr avel a deadly pattern. But the killer is always one step ahead, hiding in plain sight, feeding off the attention of the press and the fear in the streets. His murders are as calculated as they are grotesque, and his pleasure comes not from the kill alone, but from the audience he builds with every drop of blood. As Noah's theories draw him deeper into the investigation, he realizes the killer isn't just mimicking history - he's writing his own masterpiece, one victim at a time. And somewhere in that twisted story, Noah himself has been cast in a starring role. This Story is Inspired from the Movie 'Copycat'

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