Secrets
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Last published Tue, Aug 4, 2015
Young Asuna doesn't know what she's gotten herself into. When she wakes up on her 16 birthday to a migraine and not feeling well she knows something isn't right. Her parents try locking her in the basement and Asuna hears two strange voices in her head. What could possibly going on?
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