We Should've Stayed Home

We Should've Stayed Home

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Thu, Nov 6, 2025
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Fantasy
A group of friends. One school. No way out. When the city outside collapses into chaos, Victoria and her friends take shelter in their high school, believing they can wait it out. But as the days pass and the world outside goes quiet, they begin to face something far worse than the infected - themselves. A haunting story about friendship, fear, and what it means to survive when survival changes you. -- ⚠️ Trigger Warnings: Violence & Gore, Psychological Horror, Death & Loss, emotional Distress, Mild Body Horror, Moral Dilemmas, Profanity, Implied Cannibalism, Trauma/PTSD. Reader discretion is advised. This story is intended for mature audiences and may be distressing to some readers.
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