The Night I Died in My Room, Dad Thought I Was Just Sulking
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Episode 1Elair is only twelve, but she is already Subject 11—a werewolf experiment trying to stay hidden. As silver poison weakens her, she realizes that asking for help would only reveal her and put her adoptive family in danger. So in her last three days, she pushes them away on purpose: dumping out medicine, stealing, and speaking with cruel intent, all so they will stop trying to save her. But after she dies in the red dress her father gave her, they uncover the painful truth—every act of defiance was her way of protecting them.
Episode 2Elair is only twelve, but she is already Subject 11—a werewolf experiment trying to stay hidden. As silver poison weakens her, she realizes that asking for help would only reveal her and put her adoptive family in danger. So in her last three days, she pushes them away on purpose: dumping out medicine, stealing, and speaking with cruel intent, all so they will stop trying to save her. But after she dies in the red dress her father gave her, they uncover the painful truth—every act of defiance was her way of protecting them.
Episode 3Elair is only twelve, but she is already Subject 11—a werewolf experiment trying to stay hidden. As silver poison weakens her, she realizes that asking for help would only reveal her and put her adoptive family in danger. So in her last three days, she pushes them away on purpose: dumping out medicine, stealing, and speaking with cruel intent, all so they will stop trying to save her. But after she dies in the red dress her father gave her, they uncover the painful truth—every act of defiance was her way of protecting them.
Episode 4Elair is only twelve, but she is already Subject 11—a werewolf experiment trying to stay hidden. As silver poison weakens her, she realizes that asking for help would only reveal her and put her adoptive family in danger. So in her last three days, she pushes them away on purpose: dumping out medicine, stealing, and speaking with cruel intent, all so they will stop trying to save her. But after she dies in the red dress her father gave her, they uncover the painful truth—every act of defiance was her way of protecting them.
Episode 5Elair is only twelve, but she is already Subject 11—a werewolf experiment trying to stay hidden. As silver poison weakens her, she realizes that asking for help would only reveal her and put her adoptive family in danger. So in her last three days, she pushes them away on purpose: dumping out medicine, stealing, and speaking with cruel intent, all so they will stop trying to save her. But after she dies in the red dress her father gave her, they uncover the painful truth—every act of defiance was her way of protecting them.
Episode 6Elair is only twelve, but she is already Subject 11—a werewolf experiment trying to stay hidden. As silver poison weakens her, she realizes that asking for help would only reveal her and put her adoptive family in danger. So in her last three days, she pushes them away on purpose: dumping out medicine, stealing, and speaking with cruel intent, all so they will stop trying to save her. But after she dies in the red dress her father gave her, they uncover the painful truth—every act of defiance was her way of protecting them.
Episode 7Elair is only twelve, but she is already Subject 11—a werewolf experiment trying to stay hidden. As silver poison weakens her, she realizes that asking for help would only reveal her and put her adoptive family in danger. So in her last three days, she pushes them away on purpose: dumping out medicine, stealing, and speaking with cruel intent, all so they will stop trying to save her. But after she dies in the red dress her father gave her, they uncover the painful truth—every act of defiance was her way of protecting them.
Episode 8Elair is only twelve, but she is already Subject 11—a werewolf experiment trying to stay hidden. As silver poison weakens her, she realizes that asking for help would only reveal her and put her adoptive family in danger. So in her last three days, she pushes them away on purpose: dumping out medicine, stealing, and speaking with cruel intent, all so they will stop trying to save her. But after she dies in the red dress her father gave her, they uncover the painful truth—every act of defiance was her way of protecting them.
Episode 9Elair is only twelve, but she is already Subject 11—a werewolf experiment trying to stay hidden. As silver poison weakens her, she realizes that asking for help would only reveal her and put her adoptive family in danger. So in her last three days, she pushes them away on purpose: dumping out medicine, stealing, and speaking with cruel intent, all so they will stop trying to save her. But after she dies in the red dress her father gave her, they uncover the painful truth—every act of defiance was her way of protecting them.
Episode 10Elair is only twelve, but she is already Subject 11—a werewolf experiment trying to stay hidden. As silver poison weakens her, she realizes that asking for help would only reveal her and put her adoptive family in danger. So in her last three days, she pushes them away on purpose: dumping out medicine, stealing, and speaking with cruel intent, all so they will stop trying to save her. But after she dies in the red dress her father gave her, they uncover the painful truth—every act of defiance was her way of protecting them.
Episode 11Elair is only twelve, but she is already Subject 11—a werewolf experiment trying to stay hidden. As silver poison weakens her, she realizes that asking for help would only reveal her and put her adoptive family in danger. So in her last three days, she pushes them away on purpose: dumping out medicine, stealing, and speaking with cruel intent, all so they will stop trying to save her. But after she dies in the red dress her father gave her, they uncover the painful truth—every act of defiance was her way of protecting them.
Episode 12Elair is only twelve, but she is already Subject 11—a werewolf experiment trying to stay hidden. As silver poison weakens her, she realizes that asking for help would only reveal her and put her adoptive family in danger. So in her last three days, she pushes them away on purpose: dumping out medicine, stealing, and speaking with cruel intent, all so they will stop trying to save her. But after she dies in the red dress her father gave her, they uncover the painful truth—every act of defiance was her way of protecting them.
