SIREN
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In 2007, two teenage students; Aaron Shepard, and Jaycee Hall, were put into a group for a school research project which each student in the class had been charged with writing a report on any old or forgotten towns,settlements, etc. The two reluctantly decide to go to the village of Hanuda in Japan. Seeing it as an opportunity to travel and get a good grade for their class. They arrive in the suprisingly quiet town ready to start their project. unaware of the horrors that await them in the dark, eerie village... (Please note that this story is a fan-fiction based from the horror game "SIREN". This is strictly written for entertainment purposes only!! All copyright goes to their respective owners including the image of the female in the book cover. i only claim ownership of the story elements i pieced together myself))
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Btw this is an Sort of fanfiction! ( its just a hole story we made up of some classmates XD ) a hole group of college students, wandering trough the woods.. " Guys i see a place we can stay at!" everyone exited was so exited.. but no one knew what would happen.. no one knew. what would happen if... they never entered that house? what if-.. nevermind.. well what will happen ? you'll never know ! you'll never know... !Disclamers¡ : Blood. Gore. Gay people. Maybe 16+ scenes. Swearing. Enjoy reading! -Eva & Cow! :)

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