The Ocean's Ring. #PlanetOrPlastic
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Complete Mon, Nov 12, 2018<5 mins
A story about a sea turtle searching for the perfect ring, in which the reader gets to choose the ending.
This is my entry for the #PlanetOrPlastic short story contest by the National Geographic.
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