Redemption sought from "summary" of Twisted Games by Ana Huang
The concept of seeking redemption is woven throughout the story, as characters grapple with their past mistakes and strive to make amends for their actions. Each character is on their own personal journey towards redemption, facing challenges and obstacles along the way. As the characters confront their pasts, they must also confront their inner demons and insecurities. They struggle with feelings of guilt, regret, and shame, and must find a way to forgive themselves ...
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