(OLD!!! DO NOT READ!!!) The Games We Play
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Last published Sat, Jun 22, 2024
Calista just needs to get through college. Oh, and get a scholarship so she can stop depending on her over-bearing parents. Oh! And manage perfect grades. Oh, and what's this? She has to optimize the game room for the e-sports club as her final project for her work design course...?
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