Dearest Ones (ON HOLD)
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  • Reads 285
  • Votes 15
  • Parts 16
  • Time 2h 17m
Ongoing, First published May 07, 2013
Magicka was a lonely girl. Her childhood best friend, Ronny was her sole source of joy, that is of course until they hit the dreaded High school. The pressure of being socially accepted is too much for Naïve Ronny, which leads to the inevitable consequence- he leaves her, with not a second look back.

However, the group he joins isn't reputed for being bad ass because they don't do their homework-no, they're trouble. Somehow, they manage to convince Ronny to murder innocent Magicka, uttering lies about fame being at the end of the tunnel. After the deed is done, nobody even considers resurrection, but that's exactly what happened. What awaits Magicka's resurrected form as she explores her new life, discovering shocking revelations? 

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