PLAY OF DEATH

There was a girl who had a simple life named Jessy. Her family wasn’t rich, but it was full of love. She always called weird because of her fashion choices. Because of her scholarship, she decided to study at a famous university, but she never imagined that she would encounter something horrible at this place.  On the first day of school, her classmates were disappointed by her, but she did her best to make friends. That day she met Clark. He was the handsomest guy on campus, the one that all of the girls had a crush on. Most of them were practically dying to be his girl. Clark had friends named Nikki, Gerly, Cherry and Justin. They were the most popular at university. They seemed nice at first, but Nikki was so irritated with Jessy for whatever reason, so they decide to play a game with her. This game required that Clark seduce Jessy. He then planned to leave her after she was thoroughly in love with him. Clark started to be Jessy’s friend, which was a welcome change given that no one else was as friendly as Jessy had hoped when she came to university. Clark would always drive her home. They would eat together and do their class projects together. Then Clark started to court her and did his best to become her boyfriend. As the days passed by, Clark and Jessy grew very close. After a month of being Jessy’s boyfriend, Clark decided to tell the truth along with Nikki. He told Jessy that he and his friends had carefully planned all the things that had happened. He explained that he didn’t love Jessy and had cruelly dated her only to crush her at Nikki’s direction. Aware of how truly awful people at the university were, Jessy felt both crushed and enraged. She wanted to fight, but she was weak and didn't know what to do. All she wanted was to cry and think that everything would be okay after all, but she couldn’t prevent the negative spiral of thoughts that followed. She was so overwhelmed and her world felt so shattered that she ran into the road and was hit by a semi-truck, dying instantly.  Devastated by Jessy’s death, her family became very lonely, especially her dad because she had been his only child. He had loved her so much and would have given his life for her. He had done his best to give her what she had wanted as well as what she had needed. He had tried to make her happy. Now she was gone. But why? Why would his daughter leap in front of a truck? Jessy’s father never get over what happened with Jessy until a man told him the truth. Jessy deserved justice. He deserved justice. Would he go to the police? No. They wouldn’t solve anything. Even if they did, they’d be far too merciful. Jessy’s classmates had caused their deaths, so he would cause theirs. He began creating a game of death.     Jessy’s father began work as a janitor to take his revenge. He started to kill each of Jessy’s classmates. His father didn’t have any mercy, thinking only to punish those who had caused his daughter’s death. He put one of Jessy’s killers into a box full Play of Death. In the end, Jessy’s father got his revenge, but his wife, Jessy’s mother, felt terrible about what her husband was doing. She didn’t have any choice but to kill him to prevent him for killing even more people, people he thought deserved it because they were bullies. She killed him before he had a chance to kill Nikki and Clark. They asked for forgiveness, which she gave them, knowing that their own guilt would haunt them more than any revenge would.