The White Window

The White Window

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After an accident that left her with no purpose in life, Liv has to face the empty world searching for a way out, all on her own with no guidance but the haunting feeling of being followed. How did she end up in such a space, and will she ever be able to get out? Do you think you can survive, or will you spiral into an endless panic? Keep reading to find out. ◆ Warning ◆ This book contains heavy themes that could be unsettling, or triggering to some. Please check out ▪︎ Warning and Aesthetics ▪︎ before proceeding for a clue of this book's direction. (Complete)
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