I Will Not Lose
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  • Reads 16
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  • Parts 5
  • Time 20m
Ongoing, First published Feb 12, 2016
She was not going to become the most popular kid in school, partly because it's no longer school. The kids took over a few years ago, and turned into a home for kids who are viewed as  psychotic, or, as they call themselves, disturbed. Just like the old school, except now they aren't trying to become something they aren't. With the adults screwing up the world outside the home, more and more kids are becoming disturbed, meaning there isn't enough room in the home. So the former student and revolt leader Amir set up the Games. With the three losing teams leaving, and all the Casualties, he is able to maintain a steady population within the home. The new student that joins doesn't seem to fit in at all, (or is it that everyone else doesn't measure up?) but  Amir doesn't let just anyone in, he has to keep everything balanced after all. So what happened to let her join, and is it enough to keep her alive and in the Games?
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