Into the Bunkers
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In the year 2028, there is a new female President elected. As war erupts across the Pacific Ocean, the United States is left to pick their next move. As the United States government fights over whether to join the war effort, the President secretly takes action. She has 50 bunkers built across the United States and picks ten people from the age of 18-21. In the year 2029, there are 500 letters hand-delivered to ten people in each state. In the year 2030, the bombs fall and 500 young adults rush to the bunkers in which they were assigned.
Aryah Winters is one of the Select 500, and one of the ten selected for the North Carolinian bunker.
But there is an imposter in her bunker.
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