The Year of 2180

The Year of 2180

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This is a story of a girl named Lily living in a bomb shelter in District A-12. This is the "rich" part of the community. The story is a Dystopian Novel, and it is based on the aftermath of a nuclear war in the year 2180. The war ended in December 2174, so many civilians are used to the lifestyle of living in underground shelters and many children have never seen outside of their units. Everyone living in the community is required to take a mandatory prescription every morning at exactly 8 am. There are many rules set in place by the government, but the question is, what are they hiding?
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