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Chapter 32 Unexpected Blackout

Jean squinted, her head spinning with chaotic thoughts.

That was when Lacey and the others somehow made their way over to her side.

“Stellarford Academy students, group together–we’re about to take the group photo!”

The teacher with the camera waved them over enthusiastically.

Jean blinked.

So it was time for the group picture…

But-

Weren’t they pushing in a little too aggressively?

Finished

Jean stood in the “center” spot–right in the lens’s focus. But the students kept inching closer, pressing in around her, trying to squeeze her out of the spotlight.

Then, out of nowhere-

Lacey reached out from behind and gave her shoulder a subtle shove

Jean lost her balance.

She stumbled forward, tumbling out of her place–while Lacey swiftly slipped into the spot she had just vacated.

With a loud thud, jean fell hard to the ground.

Landing squarely on the metal switch beneath her.

Before she could blink, the entire theater was plunged into complete darkness.

All the lights went out

Screams of every pitch and tone filled her ears, the scene erupting into total chaos.

Jean clapped her hands over her ears.

At the same time, she kept alert–listening, scanning for any strange movements nearby.

exactly what that mysterious figure had

So–was he here!

from Lacey, had unknowingly triggered the very thing

wasn’t something easy to

about just how hard she’d

ground.

around her intensified. A swirl of panic,

minute later, the lights finally

scene was still

faces pale with fear.

Chapter 32 Unexpected Blackout

Where’s Mr. Lamda?!”

a woman on the panel,

one scream redirected

had gone missing during the brief

ended in chaos. All students were

The

Finished

with her classmates, who were still shaken. Some were crying on the phone with their parents. Others sobbed into the shoulders of their

her hand and stared lazily out the

knew what might have

to be connected to that mysterious

To use the darkness to take Lamda

doorstep since it was

anyone to know where

when they neared an intersection not far from her house, she called out to the driver

glanced at her in confusion. “Not going home?

Jean said honestly.

I can drop

him off, smiling brightly “Really, it’s not a bother

a dump and doesn’t want us to see,” someone behind

to let us

Let’s see just how

ignored them and just urged the

pulled over Jean stepped

the sidewalk, lost in

full of

any news about

her

as she expected-“Hope Cup, “Central Theater,” and “Mr. Lamda” were all trending in