The End of Night

The End of Night

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((//Need Cover Photo. Will give shout out\\)) We are on the world of Delta 007 of quadrant A of the universe. previously known as Earth. It is no longer the home of humanity, but Humanity's Prison. meaning that the human race left this hell hole and now will leave just the people who it sees as criminal. Even if just for being birthed of a bad mother. Like Jessica Chaand. She has no crime rep under her belt and yet has been thrown onto the continent of Northern America. In what used to be known as Georgia. That means shes a target of many people in her State Prison. Night's end is always scarier than the actual night, because in this world you never know what will happen next. Maybe a war. Maybe the end of her life. Or maybe freedom.
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《《《《《This is some VERY old writing of mine. Enter if you dare clichés, terrible grammar, and a story with next-to-no scenery descriptions. I might revisit this idea later, so I'm leaving it up for now.》》》》》 Crying. It's an act to show emotion. It is only supposed to be seen by those around you when it happens, but here, it's different. In this dystopian world, you can see, via hologram, the last time someone cried. There are people who use this to manipulate and antagonize others. Anna is the center of our story. She's a 16 year old girl who has under gone much heartache due to the dystopian setting. She has made a promise to her older brother, Drew, while he was on his death bed, to protect their younger siblings- a promise she hopes she doesn't break. She is very tough, but fear is a constant no matter who you are. In the story, fear is ruling her; the fear that she's failing Drew. If she, her family, and her neighbors were not in this setting, she'd be perfectly happy. But she can't be happy now, not with everything that's going on.

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