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Ongoing, First published Apr 03, 2019
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(Currenly being rewritten)
When she approached me on that day years ago, the only thing I could describe her as was odd. She told me she could show me a side of the world that is hiding in the shadows of secrecy. A side that's striking its inhabitans with a since of adventure, power, closure and curiosity. She told me I could talk with them, laugh with them, and learn so many things I could never even dream of if I had stayed in the safety of normalty. But she also told me that I might become hurt, angry, that i might cry my eyes out. And that I might even die a premature, horrible death. She was neither wrong, or what I thought she would be.
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