The Compound (Ongoing)

The Compound (Ongoing)

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Science Fiction
She has no memory of who she is. Or any memory of anything at all. All she knows is the information on the badge on her chest. Apparently her name is 'Ashley R.'. The only other thing she know besides the cold brick room is the information at the top of the badge, right above her name. Patient #28395 - room 42 - the Compound.
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