GraveHill Asylum
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  • Reads 188
  • Votes 12
  • Parts 3
  • Time 19m
thatbackfliptho
Ongoing, First published Oct 15, 2013
16 year old, Audrey Ortiz didn't want to go to Gravehill. You see its a asylum where the mentally insane go. She's not insane so she thinks. She's stuck in her own little world.  She got sent there because she has a growth disorder, she's 4'6, small, and petit. She sees shadows and hears voices. And she's also there because the so called 'voices' told her to murder. The incident was terrible.     Soon, she meets Daniella Jackson. Also in for hearing voices, seeing shadows, and for multiple murder. She was rather sweet but not fairly bright. She talks to her friend called 'George'.   So what do you think? Will they escape? But the little thing is ' Once You're In, You're Never Out.'

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