The Dream Game

The Dream Game

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Sarah has had a tough life. She is a victim of her prankster brother, Andrew, and she is usually ignored and not acknowledged. Her only friend is her sister, Elizabeth, who to her has a perfect life. Sarah wishes to be like her sister, and have a perfect life, but she is quickly realizing it would be impossible; she is a failure. Until one night she wakes up in The Dream Game, where she goes through a series of challenges to grant her wish. But what she got in the end is nothing like she wished for.
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