Game of Jinx

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Parts 2
Time 6m

Reads 28
Votes 5
Parts 2
Time 6m

16-year-old Elizabeth has a normal life, until suddenly the government announces a new game and encourages it to be played. It gives you 100,000 dollars for each person you kill. 

The game goes that if someone says jinx to you (which could be at any unexpected moment) someone has to say your name 3 times, but there is a timer of 10 seconds and if your name isn't said 3 times before the timer ends, you have to face death...

What happens when Elizabeth's name isn't pronounced 3 times and she lives? When the system finds out that she survived the jinx, will they spare her or kill her on the spot?

Join Elizabeth as she goes through Betrayal, Murderer, and Survival.All Rights Reserved

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