Empathy Book 1
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Last published Sat, Sep 22, 2018
In the distant future, a nuclear war occurs which leaves the world in devastation. A society of women live in refuge in a village that was untouched by the war due to a dome created over it before it happened and kept them protected from the radiation outside. The women have to live their lives to specific rules giving to them by the hallows; the group that created the dome and took the women in. They all live their lives to a stereotypical view upon them as a person, each female given a role to society. If your a red, your treated like royalty, if your were assigned a blue then you'd be forced to clean and pamper the reds to their every needs. As life turns to disaster and rations become shorter, the women slowly become more tired of living there lives in the refuge of the dome. Always in fear of punishment for breaking the rules. On one enticing night, something very horrifying and dastardly occurs; and I'm not just talking about the demented that roam the radioactive debris that is left of devastation.
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