Found You
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  • Parts 37
  • Time 4h 11m
Complete, First published May 08, 2022
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A death note was found on a boy after he died. The question is, who wrote it and why?

Evelyn Matthews and her highschool classmates go camping in the forest with their teacher. Their campsite gets destroyed, their teacher disappears, and they can't seem to find their way out. They are left with no other option but to stay in a haunted house in the middle of the forest. 

Right in that house, more death notes are received with a similar pattern...the countdown. Haunted by a little boy's ghost, lives are taken. Evelyn realizes that she has to find a way to save her friends and escape the forest with them. But along the line, she discovers a terrifying family secret of the owners of the house, which may not be so far from her own family secret.

8 letters...8 students...8 numbers - the countdown
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