Mind Control
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It has been 100 years since the virus epidemic broke out in the United States which is now called "Prominence" . The virus makes people follow the governments orders without question. No one knows how it started but more than half the population is infected. My family and I are the only ones who miraculously survived and the virus didn't affect us at all.
We must never reveal our immunity to anyone; or else THEY will come. They'll take us away and send us to the Chambers; where other immunes reside. We must pretend. We must always pretend. This is my story.
Signing off........
Evangeline Everly
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