Hostage
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MatureOngoing1h 21m
Last published Fri, Jun 12, 2015
Kendra is a 15 year old orphan who lives with her alcoholic older cousin,and a young brother named Jason. One day, Kendra was walking home from school. She noticed a strange car near the house. The next day it's still there.
When Jason went to school all by himself, he never came back that day. Where is he? What happened? Will Kendra ever see him again?
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