The Hollow Orphanage.

The Hollow Orphanage.

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Tue, Sep 5, 2023
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{+}Pixie Hollow Orphanage {+} Hello my children.. Welcome to your new home, seems your family has sadly passed, what a...tragedy. But no worries, young Evalen! Here in this home, you will have a better life...until the end...But wait...it seems like this home has some strange occurrences happening, kids getting ''adopted'' by faceless beings...? I wonder about the truth behind this Orphanage I'm now growing up in. Will Evalen learn the truth in the orphanage shes now living in? what are the horrors that lay ahead. will she pass on before she learns the horrible things that this Orphanage had done and do.
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