Innocence and Death
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Ongoing, First published Nov 15, 2018
You'll know it's all going really bad when you are left with no choice but hide and let someone else control your entire being. 

But... The story doesn't start there, It begins with a gift of 3 and ends with none. Rose looks through rose colored lenses to perceive the world, she believes that everything will be okay if she has her loved ones by her side. She did until, one by one a series of events will ultimately crush that belief and leave her with nothing but herself, her biggest fear. If she could reverse that event would it have been enough for eveything to stay just the same?

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