Related Chapters (2)
The New Admissions
Words: 3110 · Source Novel:: Blood Dormitory
Two weeks later, Mira is in hiding with the rescued girls, now fugitives from both the traffickers and the corrupt local authorities. She leaks the manifest and incriminating recordings to an independent journalist, sparking a national scandal. Senator Hamm and Phyllis Morgan are indicted, but the school remains open—now under new management. Mira chooses not to testify publicly but instead enrolls under a false identity at a different college, vowing to continue exposing trafficking networks. The final scene shows a new batch of scholarship girls arriving at Ashworth, unaware that the basement has been cleaned and repainted—waiting for the next cycle.
The Barter Board
Words: 3050 · Source Novel:: Blood Dormitory
Mira infiltrates the school's administrative office and discovers that Ashworth runs a parallel "placement program" where gifted but vulnerable girls are paired with wealthy families under the guise of cultural exchange. In reality, the program is a blood market: girls are sold as domestic servants, brides, or organ donors. She learns that the operation is orchestrated by a network of alumni parents, including Senator John Hamm and business magnate Phyllis Morgan—whose daughter is the school's top prefect. Mira documents evidence, but a janitor catches her, and she barely escapes.

