Desert Flower
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Last published Sun, Sep 16, 2018
It is 2120, the world that we know today is destroyed. World War III brought nothing but destruction. The technology that was used in weaponry made the water toxic. Water is the most precious thing on earth nowadays. The lack of drinkable water brought a cruel system designed by the government, a system in which only the rich can survive. People will do anything to get a hold of one glass of water, even if that means breaking the rules. When everything seems lost, news from an anonymous scientist brings hope but also uncertainty. There lay a hard journey ahead of everyone especially Arabella.
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