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Musical Silence
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Ongoing, First published Oct 03, 2024
Mature
Norielle Foster,  A 21 year old woman, decided to get a job, She was told to try and clean up an abandoned Music center. She had brung some friends to work to help out. The Music Center has been through multiple tragedies that led to its end. People kept being murdered, They eventually closed it in worry someone would die again. Some areas bring sadness, while a bit of Nostalgia lingers within.

(THIS STORY WILL NOT BE UPDATED FOR A LONG WHILE. PLEASE BE PATIENT. IM GOING TO WRITE A NEW STORY. "Evergold.")
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