Escapist

Escapist

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"Welcome to the crazy house," the boy said pleasantly. "What?" she strangled out. She felt a large invisible weight on her chest. " House of the diseased, criminally ill, and unusually gifted." He quipped. She began to panic. Why was she here? Where were her parents? What happened to the men in masks. Her head began to swim. She started seeing blue. She couldn't get enough air. Then as if she were hallucinating, another boy peeled himself from the wall. Out of nowhere, like he had been invisible. He stepped forward just in time to catch her as the world folded in on itself. - - - Olivia Grayson was just a normal girl. She wasn't brave, she wasn't popular, she was just ordinary. So why is she here, in a crazy house, and what happened to her parents? After a bit of inspecting she quickly realizes this isn't an asylum, so what is it?
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"Some scars never fade-they just learn how to hide." Harley thought moving to Florida would mean a fresh start-sunshine, new friends, maybe even a chance to feel normal again. But the shadows of her past aren't easily left behind. Secrets, scars, and haunting memories follow her into every hallway. Will friendship be enough to help her heal, or will the darkness she escaped finally catch up? ⸻ ⚠ Trigger Warnings ⚠ This story contains sensitive topics, including: • Physical & emotional abuse • Sexual assault references • Death & grief • Trauma, anxiety, & panic attacks • Violence Please read with care. Your mental well-being comes first. 🤍

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