Description
"I'm now becoming my own self-fulfilled prophecy!" [Y/N] [L/N] has been left alone with only their mother to stand by after their father was killed in a car accident. [Y/N] and their mother needed a new start- one that begins in Derry, Maine. Yet, the move doesn't exactly harbor any... 'improvements' for them, despite [Y/N]'s well wishes. Bullied for being without a father figure and living in the clutches of near poverty, [Y/N] is left to their own devices: friendless, with only a jacked-up bike and their mother who's barely around to get them through the bonafide struggles of life. That is, until [Y/N] meets a group of kids just like them: left to rot at the bottom of the social food chain. Partnered with a stuttering leader, trash-mouth, hypochondriac, boy who reads from a Torah, chubby sweetheart, girl with- supposedly- every STD in the book, and boy bullied for his skin, [Y/N] finally feels... safe, for once. [Y/N] sticks close to their new social circle- 'The Losers Club', they call it- saved from their inner demons, if temporarily. But, can the team save [Y/N]- and by extension, themselves- from a different demon? More specifically, a sick, grotesque monster, begging to claw into their deepest fears? ...Or will [Y/N] be left alone again, if they even survive? After all, [Y/N] isn't afraid of much. But they are afraid of losing the few people they have left.
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