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False Truths
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Ongoing, First published Jan 02, 2014
Mary-Anne Smith worked at a normal factory in a normal city in the UK. She is just as ordinary as all the other workers that she knows and not any different from the ones that get fired as she herself finds herself sealing that fate. But from then on, her life turns into chaos as her boss gives her one last gift, a locket with strange, unknown powers that will keep her safe for as long as she wears it. It is then that she realizes that this is a bigger picture than she first thought, and she may have to sacrifice everything she has for the sake of an agent who was stupid enough to get himself in prison. But is it as simple as that?
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