I'm Friends With The Monster

I'm Friends With The Monster

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Everybody has their own monsters, but for Danna it's literal. She has voices in her head, well, she has had since the day she was born. Some of them are nice, those ones sometimes even cheer her on. But the others are mean. They try to insult her, taunting her into doing bad things, but she's stronger and usually ignores them. One voice is louder than the others, and whenever it speaks, the others are quiet. Whenever Danna hears that voices, she gets scared. She can tell that the voice is more sinister than the others, and when it speaks it makes her confused, as if the line of good and bad is blurred. Can Danna figure out what the good voices are trying to warn her from? And can she figure out why she even has voices in her head in the first place?
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