When your friends all seem to have coupled up... When the pool of blind dates has dried up... When that cute guy at work gets scooped up.... And you've just about given up... It's time to say... FINE, I'LL GO ONLINE!

Grant and Jamie are back and you'd think life would be great now, but somebody is after them again. It's a year later and things should be wonderful. But someone seems to have it in for Grant and Jamie again. How far will this person go to harm them? Small pranks that they, at first are able to explain away, turn into dangerous events that leave them once again terrorised. It can't be him, can it? But he's still in prison, isn't he? The love between Grant and Jamie is strong and has them ready to do serious damage to whoever is threatening their happiness and their very lives. Enough is enough. Frankly, they're tired of living in fear. They're looking for a way to stop this madness. They're going to find it.

In a fit of anger, I quit my job and went to a place not far away from the female netizens to work hard again. On my way to being a big guest, I coincidentally ran into a junior who had just graduated and in the middle of the night, she even asked me to share a blanket with her. She even asked me to share a single apartment with her after getting off the car.He had never dreamt that a female netizen who had been chatting for such a long time would be the unattainable and beautiful chairman of the board of directors in reality ...

In this sequel to Enter If You Dare, Wyatt gets drunk and hooks up with Coleen Foley at a party. When she realizes he'll never get over Annabelle, Wyatt's wannabe girlfriend visits an old graveyard late at night, and asks the Ouija board for help. There, in the cold and the dark, Coleen unintentionally sets free a demonic spirit and sends it on a mission to destroy her rival.

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