The Game that Ended at Room 402 (LenaMiu)

The Game that Ended at Room 402 (LenaMiu)

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Miu Natasha was a very rich girl. She had everything: lots of money, a beautiful look, and expensive clothes. For her, life was always easy and full of good choices. But even though she had so much, she was bored. She felt empty inside, like a beautiful, empty glass vase. Lalina Schuett was a poor girl who had a very tough life. Her family died in a car accident, so she was alone. She had to work very hard just to survive. She was smart and studied a lot, even though she worked long hours at a coffee shop and barely slept. She wanted to honor her family's memory. Miu was like a big, bright, but sometimes dangerous fire. Lalina was like a small, calm candle in the dark. These two girls were very different and were never supposed to meet. Their lives were going in completely opposite directions. But a simple, thoughtless game was about to bring them together. This game would mess up their lives, causing one of them to be completely broken and the other to be sad and troubled forever.
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