Screams for the Dead
- Leituras 161
- Votos 1
- Capítulos 8
When Sophia Walker starts to hear voices in her head she begins to think she is insane. When she hears a scream and falls during an exam, everyone else begins to think the same. This story follows a girl with a remarkable gift through her journey at a mental hospital called Graceful Hospital. She finds friends who are like her and some who are different. When she begins to hear voices leading her to believe her own death, will her friends protect her? This story is part 1 of a 2 part series!
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