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The world has ended. Years of nuclear war ravaged the planet to the point where life could no longer exist.
But humans are stubborn.
They built a new world inside a shelter--a dome. But it only has room for 100 people. Exactly 100 people.
This is a one part story about a young couple and their growing family trying to survive.
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