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"Welcome to Delta Zeta Xi Sorority"
Will you gamble everyone and everything in their present life in exchange for an unending future? To be a vampire?
So, how submissive can you be, and how far can you sacrifice to be in the only sorority that can give you more perks than usual, most of all to be immortal and powerful? 
Will these five college girls survive and be a part of the most prestigious sisterhood in the University when in their last initiation, they are dared to do everything they are feared for and almost the total opposite of what they aim for. 
Dares that at the same time could ruin everything special about their present life and without knowing that the final pledge is to be an immortal. Would they choose to do the dare or defy? Nevertheless, do they have any choices at all?

[WARNING: MATURED CONTENT]

THE DARES :
 "We are training you not to love. Love is the reason why humans are weak." 
"But we are human!" Zara screamed in protest. 
"Not for long," she uttered under her breath.
Being in the sisterhood means that you're strong enough to go against your emotions. 

*Be a seducer, be a heartbreaker, be a friend and help them see that the love they had was just their kryptonite. Let them open their eyes, how their lovers don’t deserve them. 
Sleep with each of your friend’s lovers, once or twice. Seduce them and take away the weakest link.
The sooner as you can finish the dare
The sooner you can become a pledge
The sooner, for your dreams to achieve.

The Vampire Sorority: Dare to Defy

<The purpose of struggle is that it makes the reward seem like a taste of Heaven? Because something relatively ordinary and boring — like a glass of iced tea or water — suddenly tastes far more amazing because you've literally "worked up a thirst."

Part of that is physical and psychological. Adding to your thirst, researchers writing for the Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research found for every one percent of body mass you lose through sweat, your heart rate ticks up to three beats a minute faster, making it work more.

Perhaps it was a feeling of accomplishment, of overcoming a struggle or challenge? The ride was literally a challenge (but not too much of a challenge), so achieving something added to the pleasure.

WHERE STRUGGLES BEGAN (YDEN)