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we have met Kenji and he seems jokes. They are really 17 years old, these characters are underaged and with this kind of story is crazy to me. James is Adam’s younger brother and they have a secret home which is not so secret anymore since their cover has been blown cuz of Kenji. This escape thing is not going so well.

i feel like that was too easy of an escape. Like they could’ve done that any other time if they were just gonna jump out a window. but warner is hella manipulative and just love bombing her is crazy. he’s making me rethink everything like is adam being truthful about his feelings? maybe warner does love her. he’s always been infatuated with her, since he’s been researching her etc

ngl this was chaotic. The whole thing with Warner, him wanting her to touch him. even strips down for her like what? he’s a very manipulating guy, the shit he says is honestly overstimulating but he seems lowkey hot

everything with adam as well. i’m so confused. Do i trust him? cuz i lowkey don’t but i also do?

i’m just confused

ok so Juliette cannot touch someone or else ends up taking their life. Lowkey scary. No wonder she gets so anxious and terrified everytime someone gets close to her. so her power is physical.

I need more screen time with Adam. I need more context and story.

Got more from Warner, i thought he’d be old but he seems young.

quick read but she’s is gonna be used to torture the enemies. Not sure in what way because she always keeps mentioning about not touching her and shouldn’t touch her. Is her power just based on physical touch or is it more deeper like if you touch her something really bad will happen to you.

This is indeed very erratic and chaotic. Exactly like the FMC. It is kind of difficult to read because of how erratic the writing is, but that’s the point of it anyways.

So far we have Juliette who’s in an asylum for being ‘crazy’ and we also learnt that she killed someone. This place gives more prison than an asylum. Then we meet ‘Adam’ who of course ‘betrays’ here and pretends to be someone else