When it started.

When it started.

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In the year of 2060, a large disease goes around. Nobody knows what it is at first but after scientist realize that it is killing a large mass of people, something has to be done. Three years later 75% of the population as been killed because of the virus, the scientist that have so called created a cure, but had died 1 year ago. It's up to us to find the cure and find survivors. Time is running out. I'm Taylin. I'm a 16 year old who still has to go to school even though the world is basically dying. My friends Hagan, Kaylin, Kaylee, and I have to find it. But what could we possibly do?
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