"It started as a simple game to kill boredom... until I realized the game is controlling me."
I thought I just wanted to kill boredom, try something new . I downloaded Dare Me, a new app that promised to spice up my life-just small, harmless tasks. At first, it was fun. A little thrill here, a tiny push there. But the app knows things it shouldn't. Tasks started getting personal, asking questions no one else could, made me do things I would never do. It nudged me into my fears, my secrets, the parts of myself I've never shared.
And then the dares got darker. Skipping one isn't an option-the app makes sure of that. I can feel it watching, shaping my choices, whispering in every notification. My friends think it's a game. I'm starting to think it's a trap.
Every time I try to quit, the app pulls me further in. Every dare completed changes me in ways I can't explain. By the time I reach the final levels, I'm not sure I'll recognize my own reflection... or even be able to leave the app alive.
Jackie Armstrong(Jazz) is an American brat; she is eccentric, feisty and extremely stubborn. She is infamous for getting into trouble with nearly everyone.
Her parents then decided to send her off to a boarding school in Nigeria (her father's alma mater), in a bid to reform her bad character and hopefully change her for the better. Jazz quickly garners attention from the students and teachers because she is mixed.
Read as she wreaks havoc in her new school, gradually adapts to her new environment, make new friends and slowly turn a new leaf.
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