Prologue

 Hello, My name is Ashley. My sister Alex went missing last year (2025) in June. As of last night a package arrived addressed to me. No name, no return address. Inside, a notebook, and sleeve case of SD cards. skimming the notebook quickly, I quickly realized that these belonged to my sister. This was her notebook, these are her SD cards. But how? how did they get here? Why me? I mean yes I'm her sister, but She's been missing for almost a year, why not just come home? Just a package of some of her belongings. 


So... For my own sake I'll be going through everything I have been given. Just incase I will also be uploading things I find onto this blog. I'll be starting with the notebook first. I'll be posting the first page shortly. 

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