Welcome Home

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Parts 29
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Reads 159
Votes 0
Parts 29
Time 36m

choices contemporary family familyconflict interactive mentaldisorder mentalhealth sliceoflife teenfiction

Embark on an emotional journey through the intimate corridors of family life in 'Welcome Home', a poignant and choice-driven narrative. As a 21-year-old navigating the shadows of mental health, readers step into the shoes of a protagonist confronting the complexities of family dynamics, personal struggles, and the delicate dance of self-discovery. 

There are five possible endings you can achieve.

Warning:
'Welcome Home' explores themes of mental health, with some mention of self harm and suicide in some of the later chapters on specific routes and endings. However, these will only be lightly mentioned. 
The details:
 ~One ending involves nearly committing self harm. 
~The other ending only describes having thoughts of committing self harm, but the character never does it.
~Other than that, the other three endings are generally clear.All Rights Reserved

choices contemporary family familyconflict interactive mentaldisorder mentalhealth sliceoflife teenfiction

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