Perfectly Abnormal (New Name, Was Unique Living)
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Ongoing, First published May 23, 2012
On a new planet is a new way of life. In the year 2086 we all live in a perfect world. The world as we knew it? Vanished. People want perfection and will stop at nothing until they get it. Follow along with a 16 year old girl, Trinity Mercer Edwards, in her quest to getting the world back to what it once was, and finding out more about the past than she thought. With the help of others of course, Alexander Domini, Cameron Tyler Edom, and Mathew Adern.  [ A/N: My apologies, I suck at descriptions, don't let this failed attempt  make you not want to read the story. Give it a chance! :) ]
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