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Welcome To: The School For Misfits (no refunds!)

Summary

He knew he was supposed to be here, yet he couldn't help but reel away at the sight of the chipping white paint. Adam Warren is, by far, one of the most innocent victims to ever step foot onto the campus of the dreaded Olkland Academy. Rumors of the school have reached Adam's ears multiple times; how half the students enrolled were typically departed to mental asylums, and how they were all broken somehow. Adam meets his roommate once his parents are gone, and let's just say...he wasn't going to like this year, or any other year he spent in this self-dubbed hellhole.

Status
8yrs ago
Chapters
3
Rating
5.0 (1 review)
Age Rating
18+

prologue

Ah, Olkland Academy. The place where misfits, delinquents, and broken boys go to live corrupted lives. Why boys, you ask? Well, it is a boys-only academy. What are we, animals? I mean, if we’re here, then yeah, we probably are...or were. Anyway, I’m here for something I’d rather not share. It’s too personal for my own comfort, and I honestly feel like I should be avoiding thinking about the subject. Let’s get on with my story, shall we?

My name is...hm. We use ‘code names’ here at Olkland, which is pretty much just a fancy word for nicknames. My code name is...Crimson. Yeah, Crimson. I mean, my hair color and that name are polar opposites, and I want to show I’m the opposite of what I look like, so why not? I look pretty simple; brown hair, brown eyes, peach skin, 5′2", 107 pounds, 19 years old, I wear glasses, and I’m pretty scrawny. I’m awkward, antisocial, and to be honest...I’m not really all that special. I got good grades, but my lack of discipline caused me to get kicked out of school after school until some jackass decided to enroll me into what might’ve been a living hell.

Now that we have that out of the way, let’s move forward, eh?


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