End of tomorrow
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  • Reads 322
  • Votes 49
  • Parts 24
  • Time 3h 24m
Complete, First published Mar 30, 2018
1982. 2000. 2012. 2016

Over the years, scientists had predicted the destruction of Earth many times, which, of course, none of them came true.

That is until a little girl started posting letters to an address her grandmother had given to her. The address incidentally belonged to the research military.

Alessandra, or better known as Alessa, had learnt from experience to hide from herself and from her friends and family. With help from her ever-loving ill grandmother and supportive older brother, will she be able to come to terms with her responsibility and make the right choice?
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I wasn't special, I wasn't a marine or a scientist sent here from earth to study Pandora, I was a behaviorist-some say behaviorists are scientists too; but the brain isn't made up of mathematics and hope, it's like the roots of trees. Forever speaking but unheard. I study people's brains and their behavior. I don't look at it with hope and faith. I'm nothing special, not really. When I was accepted to help with Project Pandora, I was exhilarated. This was my big break, something to get me out there. I never expected for it to spiral into my life unprofessionally-become personal, emotional. That I would have to fight in a war between man and alien, choose between my own people and a clan of beings that accepted me-welcomed me, trained and made me one of them. This wasn't supposed to become personal, but it did.