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Lights Out

Lights Out

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Mystery
"Let's play a game." Everybody seemed frozen at the moment. Nobody moved or said anything. That is, until he yelled out, "What game?" We didn't hear anything for a moment. Then the voice broke the silence. "Lights out." And then the lights went out. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Raina Chapman is a well known senior at Braxton Highschool. She didn't really participate in school activities, until her best friend dragged her into the End Of Spring Break dance. As she enters the dance, an anonymous person starts giving threats, and each time the lights go out, a classmate or teacher, disappears. With the help of her best friend Mona, an annoying frenemie named Mathew, and a group of friends, Lily uncovers a secret older than her math teacher. (Sorry, I'm not very good at descriptions, but I promise the story will be good, so please read)
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